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sstyle

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Hi. I used 8.1.2 with some tweaks and charge my iphone 5s once a day. Now I should do it twice. I have 0-5% in 5pm. But tweaks are the same. My friend have the same trouble. I tried to delete springtomise, enable reduce motion, etc.

Now I use "Near lock" and Spark. But it only last 3 days, and I see a faster drains from first day after upgrade to 8.3.
** Screens: **
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http://cl.ly/image/240e223K0d2j/IMG_6139.PNG

** Tweaks **
* 7-zip (POSIX) - 4.57-3p
* Activator - 1.9.5
* Actual Battery - 2.0-4
* adv-cmds - 119-5
* Aeternum - 1.0.4.0
* Alkaline - 1.3
* AppInfo - 1.6.2
* Apple File Conduit "2" - 1.2
* AppList - 1.5.9
* APR - 1.3.3-4
* APR (/usr/lib) - 1.3.3-2
* APR-util - 1.2.12-5
* APT 0.6 Transitional - 1:0-23
* APT 0.7 (apt-key) - 0.7.25.3-3
* APT 0.7 Strict - 0.7.25.3-8
* APT 0.7 Strict (lib) - 0.7.25.3-13
* AudioRecorder 2 (iOS 8) - 1.0-150
* ayeKit - 1.0.1
* ayeris - 1.2.2
* BackupAZ - 1.8.2
* BarMagnet - 1.8-1
* Base Structure - 1-4
* basic-cmds - 48-2p
* BatteryLife - 1.6.5
* BatteryUsageEnhancer - 0.0.1-27
* Berkeley DB - 4.6.21-4p
* BigBoss Icon Set - 1.0
* BigBoss Recommended Tools - 1.3.2
* Bloard - 0.1.2-1
* Bootstrap Commands - 60-3p
* Bourne-Again SHell - 4.0.44-15
* Browser Changer - 1.16-5
* BytaFont 2 - 2.5.6
* bzip2 - 1.0.5-7
* CacheClearer - 0.1
* CallBar (iOS 7 & 8) - 0.9-22
* CameraModes - 1.1-1
* CCClockOpenToAlarm8 - 0.0.0-1
* ChargingHelperPlus for iOS 8 - 0.7.2-1
* Class Dump - 3.1.2-x-1.0.1-2p
* Cloaky - 2.2.1-1
* ColorBadges - 1.1.0-1
* Core Utilities - 8.12-12p
* Core Utilities (/bin) - 8.12-7p
* CrashReporter - 1.9.0-1
* CrazyCall - 8.1
* cURL - 7.33.0-8
* Cycript - 0.9.502
* CyDelete8 (iOS 7 and 8) - 1.0.2-1
* Cydia Installer - 1.1.20
* Cydia Substrate - 0.9.5101
* Cydia Translations - 1.1.12
* Darwin CC Tools - 286-8
* Darwin Tools - 1-4
* Debian Packager - 1.14.25-9
* Debian Utilities - 3.3.3ubuntu1-1p
* developer-cmds - 48-2p
* Diff Utilities - 2.8.1-6
* Dim - 1.3.7
* Disk Pie - 1.2
* diskdev-cmds - 421.7-4
* Edit Alarms - 1.1-1
* Erica Utilities - 1:0.4.2
* f.lux - 0.9984
* file-cmds - 220.7-3
* Find Utilities - 4.2.33-6
* FlipControlCenter - 1.0.1
* Flipswitch - 1.0.8
* FolderCloser - 1.2
* ForceGoodFit - 1.0.3-1
* Forecast - 3.2.1-4+debug
* Gawk - 3.1.6-2p
* gettext - 0.17-6
* GIFViewer - 1.0.2-3
* Git - 2.2.0-4
* GNU Debugger - 1518-12
* GNU Privacy Guard - 1.4.8-4
* grep - 2.5.4-3
* gzip - 1.6-7
* hAcx Daemon - 1.0-62
* HiddenConvos - 1.2-1
* HYI Repo Icons - 8.0.1
* iCleaner Pro - 7.4.4
* Icon Tool - 1.8-8
* IconBundles - 0.2-1
* ICQ for OpenNotifier - 2.0
* iFile - 2.2.0-1
* IneffectivePower - 1.2.4-1
* inetutils - 1.6-8
* IOKit Tools - 76-4p
* iOS Firmware - 8.3
* iPhone Firmware (/sbin) - 0-1
* iTransmission 4 - 4.6
* iTunes Radio Unlimited - 1.1.0
* Keyboard Accio - 2.0-3
* less - 418-3
* libcrashreport - 1.0.2-1
* libnet - 1.1.2.1-2
* libpackageinfo - 1.0.1-1
* libpcap - 1.0.0-4
* libstatusbar (efrederickson) - 1337-108
* libsymbolicate - 1.8.0-1
* libxml2 - 2.6.32-6
* libxml2 Library - 2.6.32-3
* Link Identity Editor - 1:1.2.1
* Live Battery Indicator iOS 7 - 2.6-1
* locationd Killer - 1.0-6
* LocationHolic(GoogleMaps) - 0.6.31
* LockPages - 1.5.1-16
* Locus - 1.0-3
* lsof - 33-4p
* LZMA Utils - 4.32.7-4
* Make - 3.81-2p
* mikoto - 2.7.2-1
* MTerminal - 1.3-2
* nano - 2.2.6-6
* NCSingleTapClear - 1.1
* neon - 0.26.4-3
* network-cmds - 307.0.1-6
* NetworkList - 0.3
* New Curses - 5.7-13
* Nitrous - 2.5-5
* NO PLS RECOVERY - 1.1-3
* NoAdStoreOpen - 0.0.2-1
* NoLiveClock - 0.0.1-5
* NoSlowAnimations - 4.2.1
* NoUninstall - 0.2.1-1
* NoVibratedWakeup - 0.3
* NoVoiceMail - 1.0-32
* Numeric GSM Enabler - 1.0
* Numeric Wifi Enabler - 1.1
* Open in ProTube 2 - 2.0.3
* OpenNotifier Beta - tateu - 2.1.1~beta-17
* OpenSSH - 6.7p1-12
* OpenSSL - 0.9.8zg-12
* Pac-Man eats Signal Dots - 1.3.14
* PAM (Apple) - 32.1-3
* PAM Modules - 36.1-4
* patch - 2.5.4-3p
* Patcyh - 1.0.0
* pcre - 8.30-5p
* Photo Info - 2.0.3
* pincrush - 0.9.2-1
* pirni - 1.1.1
* Power Saver Mode - 0.0.1-74
* Power Tap - 1.1.1-24
* PreferenceLoader - 2.2.2
* Profile Directory - 0-2
* ProTube - 1.9.9-6
* pw5a29 New Cydia Repo - 1.0-1
* readline - 6.0-7
* RocketBootstrap - 1.0.2
* rsync - 3.0.5-3
* San Francisco iOS 8 - 1.0.4
* sed - 4.1.5-7
* shell-cmds - 118-6
* ShowCase - 1.3.5-1
* Sicarius - 1.2.1-1
* Spoof CallerID and Voice changer - 8.3
* SQLite 3.x - 3.5.9-12
* SQLite 3.x Library - 3.5.9-2
* StatusVol 2 - 0.7-5
* Stock for OpenNotifier - 1.9.1
* Substrate Safe Mode - 0.9.5000
* Subversion - 1.4.6-2p
* Syslog Commandline - 1.0
* system-cmds - 433.4-12
* TabLess - 1.3
* TaiG 8.1.3-8.x Untether - 2.3
* Tape Archive - 1.19-8
* TechSupport Framework - 1.2.1-1
* TinyBar - 0.1.4-2
* ToneEnabler - 1.1-7
* top - 39-4
* TouchID Everywhere - 0.0.1-286
* tsLock O - 1.0-1
* UIKit Tools - 1.1.10
* Unauthorized Lightning Cable Enabler [ALPHA] - 0.0.1-1
* unrar - 3.6.8-2p
* unzip - 5.52-5p
* Upscale - 0.3.0-3
* UUID Generator - 1.6.0-2p
* Vi IMproved - 7.1-3p
* VKSettings - 3.0.1-1
* VoiceChanger - 0.4-10
* wget - 1.16-4
* WhatsApp Read Receipt Disabler - 0.0.7-1
* whois - 4.7.24-2p
* WiFi Booster - 2.0.1
* WinterBoard - 0.9.3918
* WiPi - 1.4-1
* XAR - 1.5.2-1p
* xCon - 40~beta5
* XML Parser Toolkit - 2.0.1-2p
* xml2 - 0.2-3p
* Zeppelin - 2.1.0-12
* Zeppelin 7Pack iOS 7 - 2.3
* Zeppelin 8Pack iOS 7 - 1.2
* zip - 2.32-5p
 
People seem to find xcon draining a lot of battery. It might even be more excessive now if it wasn't updated to properly support iOS 8.3/8.4
 
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With all the same jailbreaks I had on 8.1.2, 8.4 significantly IMPROVED my battery life.

Just another perspective (64gb iP6)...
 
well i used 8.1.2 (jailbroken) and 8.3 (non-jailbroken) and i have to say 8.3's battery life was way way better.
 
I read many times that 8.3 has a better battery life, but I and my fried can not say so (
 
I will try to use without xCon and some other tweaks. May be you have an another ideas?
 
Something strange: "locationd" takes most of all CPU time. More than 10 hours and eat 0.1-0.4% Cpu constantly (even disabled in Settings)
 
So, I delete this tweaks and it looks like my battery time improved:

Actual Battery - 2.0-4
Aeternum - 1.0.4.0
BatteryLife - 1.6.5
CameraModes - 1.1-1
CyDelete8 (iOS 7 and 8) - 1.0.2-1
FolderCloser - 1.2
iTunes Radio Unlimited - 1.1.0
locationd Killer - 1.0-6
LocationHolic(GoogleMaps) - 0.6.31
Locus - 1.0-3
mikoto - 2.7.2-1
Nitrous - 2.5-5
NoVibratedWakeup - 0.3
Numeric GSM Enabler - 1.0
TouchID Everywhere - 0.0.1-286
Unauthorized Lightning Cable Enabler [ALPHA] - 0.0.1-1
WiPi - 1.4-1
xCon - 40~beta5
 
8.3 jailbroken battery life seems better overall compared to 8.1.2. Considering 8.4, but, as the saying goes,"if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
 
It's unbelievable but my iPhone still drain battery very fast. I think the main reason is HiddenConvos tweak
 
Ok, guys. I need your help.

Yesterday I tried to unload every launched apps after using it and get a very good time. Today I did not do it and my battery drains 2x times faster. How is it possible? Most usage app is messages.

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* bold font - tweaks that my friend have too, that also has a battery drain issue.
Actual Battery - 2.0-4
BarMagnet - 1.8-1
BytaFont 2 - 2.5.6
CacheClearer - 0.1
CocoaTop - 1.0.0-5
CrazyCall - 8.1
Dim - 1.3.7
FlipControlCenter - 1.0.1
Flipswitch - 1.0.8

IconBundles - 0.2-1
IneffectivePower - 1.2.4-1
iTransmission 4 - 4.6
MTerminal - 1.3-2
NCSingleTapClear - 1.1
NoUninstall - 0.2.1-1
Open in ProTube 2 - 2.0.4
Photo Info - 2.0.3
San Francisco iOS 8 - 1.0.4
Spoof CallerID and Voice changer - 8.3
ToneEnabler - 1.1-7
tsLock O - 1.0-1
VKSettings - 3.0.1-1
VoiceChanger - 0.4-10
WhatsApp Read Receipt Disabler - 0.0.7-1
WiFi Booster - 2.0.1

-----------------------------
7-zip (POSIX) - 4.57-3p
adv-cmds - 119-5
Apple File Conduit "2" - 1.2
AppList - 1.5.9
APR - 1.3.3-4
APR (/usr/lib) - 1.3.3-2
APT 0.6 Transitional - 1:0-23
APT 0.7 (apt-key) - 0.7.25.3-3
APT 0.7 Strict - 0.7.25.3-8
APT 0.7 Strict (lib) - 0.7.25.3-13
ayeKit - 1.0.1
Base Structure - 1-4
Berkeley DB - 4.6.21-4p
BigBoss Icon Set - 1.0
Bourne-Again SHell - 4.0.44-15
bzip2 - 1.0.5-7
Core Utilities - 8.12-12p
Core Utilities (/bin) - 8.12-7p
cURL - 7.33.0-8
Cycript - 0.9.502
Cydia Installer - 1.1.23
Cydia Substrate - 0.9.5101
Cydia Translations - 1.1.12
Darwin Tools - 1-4
Debian Packager - 1.14.25-9
Debian Utilities - 3.3.3ubuntu1-1p
Diff Utilities - 2.8.1-6
diskdev-cmds - 421.7-4
file-cmds - 220.7-3
Find Utilities - 4.2.33-6
Gawk - 3.1.6-2p
GNU Privacy Guard - 1.4.8-4
grep - 2.5.4-3
gzip - 1.6-7
HYI Repo Icons - 8.0.1
ICQ for OpenNotifier - 2.0
inetutils - 1.6-8
iOS Firmware - 8.3
iPhone Firmware (/sbin) - 0-1
libcrashreport - 1.0.2-1
libpackageinfo - 1.0.1-1
libstatusbar - 1:0.9.8.4
libsymbolicate - 1.8.0-1
Link Identity Editor - 1:1.2.1
LockPages - 1.5.1-16
LZMA Utils - 4.32.7-4
New Curses - 5.7-13
NO PLS RECOVERY - 1.1-3
NoAdStoreOpen - 0.0.2-1
NoLiveClock - 0.0.1-5
NoVoiceMail - 1.0-32
Numeric Wifi Enabler - 1.1
OpenSSH - 6.7p1-12
OpenSSL - 0.9.8zg-12
Pac-Man eats Signal Dots - 1.3.14
PAM (Apple) - 32.1-3
PAM Modules - 36.1-4
Patcyh - 1.0.0
pcre - 8.30-5p
pincrush - 0.9.2-1
PreferenceLoader - 2.2.2
Profile Directory - 0-2
ProTube - 1.9.9-6
pw5a29 New Cydia Repo - 1.0-1
readline - 6.0-7
RocketBootstrap - 1.0.2
sed - 4.1.5-7
shell-cmds - 118-6
Stock for OpenNotifier - 1.9.1
Substrate Safe Mode - 0.9.5000
system-cmds - 433.4-12
TabLess - 1.3
TaiG 8.1.3-8.x Untether - 2.3
Tape Archive - 1.19-8
TechSupport Framework - 1.2.1-1
top - 39-4
UIKit Tools - 1.1.10
unrar - 3.6.8-2p
unzip - 5.52-5p
Zeppelin 7Pack iOS 7 - 2.3
Zeppelin 8Pack iOS 7 - 1.2
zip - 2.32-5p
 
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I got an LG G4 last week so I wasn't using my iPhone much so I wanted to see what was using the battery in the background. I charged it to full and left it for 24 hours to see how much it used. It was connected to wifi all the time with both 4g and Bluetooth turned on. I didn't use the phone at all in the 24 hours.image.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpg
 
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