Battery Usage Problem

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  1. gio2369, Nov 29, 2014

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    So, I can't figure out why even my my ip6 is asleep, my battery usage continues to climb, which in turn makes my battery go down. I've contacted apple and after doing reset settings, hard reset, restore as new nothing has worked. This is driving me crazy! Not sure what else to do..
     
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  2. Rhonindk, Nov 29, 2014

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    Have you looked under General > Usage > Battery to see what is draining it?
     
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  3. gio2369, Nov 29, 2014

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    safari, home and lock screen but that don't matter bc if all apps are closed how does the usage continue going up??
     
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  4. Mlrollin91, Nov 29, 2014

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    Using any widgets in notification center or have background app refresh running on any of your apps?
     
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  5. gio2369, Nov 29, 2014

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    ESPN score center in Notification Center but background refresh is off
     
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  6. kepler20b, Nov 29, 2014

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    data is being pushed to your phone

    toggle your background data
     
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  7. gio2369, Nov 29, 2014

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    but what data is being pushed to my phone? backround refresh is off. email is set to fetch every hour so that can't be it bc every time i check my phone usage keeps going up so its basically all day.. thanks for any help.
     
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  8. kepler20b, Nov 29, 2014

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    definitely an app imo.


    easiest way to find out which it is:


    charge your phone to 100% before you sleep

    dont touch it, unplug it

    and wake up in the morning and see which app has drained your battery.



    seems simple to me.
     
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  9. NoBoMac, Nov 30, 2014

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    Background refresh off does not mean no background activity.

    Background refresh is a very specific use case. And as others have mentioned, notifications may do refresh-like activities. In addition to possibly turn on the display to show notification, update badge, play a sound. Throw in possible GPS activity, calendar & reminders waking to check/handle possible events, weak/bad cellular network causing more power consumption to "boost the signal", "suggested apps" turned on.

    Thread with some decent explanations:

    http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=20299990&postcount=6
     
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  10. Khakimzhan, Nov 30, 2014

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    Third-party keyboard was the reason for my usage "bug"
     
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  11. gio2369, Nov 30, 2014

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    @nobomac. While what you say in regards to background refresh may be true. Then my usage should not go up when I exit my apps through multitasking. And even after doing that usage continue to go up with nothing running. Might be a faulty device.. Good cellular reception as well.
     
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  12. Armen, Nov 30, 2014

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    I have a feeling the problem is with some app you have installed. Try uninstalling ALL apps which will leave only Apple preinstalled ones. If the battery drain is still there you may have a problem. If not, one of your apps is causing the drain.
     
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