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Apple says battery drain on iOS 15.4 is normal

An Apple representative said that battery drain after updating iOS is normal and advised users to wait a few more days.

March 16, on IndonesiaAccount @laceup524 sigh iphone My battery dropped by more than 5% in just about 10 minutes after updating iOS 15.4, which has never happened before. The other person is @jawadaq also expressed the same opinion.

In response to the two tweets above, the Apple Support account said: “Apps and features on your device need to adjust within 48 hours of updating, and that’s normal.”





iOS 15.4 was released on March 15th.  Photo: YouTube/MacRumors

iOS 15.4 was released on March 15th. Photo: YouTube/MacRumor

The company also recommends that, if the problem persists after the above time, users should contact the company team directly for assistance. Apple attached a link to a support page with the title Maximize battery life and longevity for more information.

However, when visiting this page, the first suggestion to improve battery life is “Update to latest software”. Apart from that, other ways to extend battery life are to enable auto brightness, use Wi-Fi whenever possible instead of constantly turning on cellular connection, recommend Low Power Mode when battery is below 20% or need to save battery…

iOS 15.4 was released earlier by Apple on March 15th. But a few days later, many iPhone users reflect The new version encounters a lot of annoying bugs, it often overheats, the battery drains quickly. Some said they encountered a virtual memory error while upgrading the operating system.

The latest iOS version has added features Face ID unlock while wearing a mask. The new platform also integrates 37 more emojis, anti-tracking features with AirTags, Siri can provide date and time information when offline…

Bao Lam (based on PhoneArena)

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