Had this issue on my old X, not on my new one. I do however have the issue that Siri uses 30 percent of my battery today without me even touching Siri.
Had this issue on my old X, not on my new one. I do however have the issue that Siri uses 30 percent of my battery today without me even touching Siri.
Background activity will eat your battery away.
Did you checked your „LowBatteryLog“ (my post before)? So we can see what the problem is.
I think "recalibrating" the battery, restart or hardreset the iPhone will have the same effect. It will only temporaly fix the issue. The "mediaserverd: com.apple.audio.VAD" service will crash maybe again. Recalibrating effects the same like a restart or hardrest. The iPhone will reboot and reloads the service...
So next time it happens dont waste time with recalibrating and do an simple restart : )
Hope the issue will be fixed in the next update. So far for me all seems fine with 11.2.5.
By me the problem persists under 11.2.5.
This night my phone lost 12% when he was in airplane mode and WiFi was disabled. I went to sleep and then the phone was 100%. Yesterday it lost 27% in the night, also when in airplane mode with WiFi disabled and a full battery before I went to sleep.
A restart doesn’t fix it for me neither. I did a soft reset yesterday but it’s here now for three days in a row.
And clean install and not using a backup also won’t work.
Maybe they fix it in iOS 12 ;-)
Thats sucks... Then maybe it will also come back for me. Did you report this to Apple as a bug? Hope they will fix it with 11.3 .
Where can you do that? Report it as a bug?
They only replaced my iPhone 3 times. Said it was a hardware problem. But I can’t imagine that it is hardware. Because I had it with 4 iPhone 7’s.
You can report it for example here:
https://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html
and there is also an Apple Forum.
Yes that isnt a hardware bug. Its a bug in iOS 11 or other software.
First link was created on December 9th 2017. This current thread we're in was created on November 16th 2017.
You can report it for example here:
https://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html
and there is also an Apple Forum.
Yes that isnt a hardware bug. Its a bug in iOS 11 or other software.
Things get moved and merged at times and that's what seems to have happened in this case--my reply that you quoted was posted in a recent thread on the topic that was created to link to existing threads about it all, and at some point that thread seems to have gotten merged into one of the earlier threads (one of the ones that I also linked to), while my post has remained in it all as part of the merge.First link was created on December 9th 2017. This current thread we're in was created on November 16th 2017.
The last link is literally just this thread you linked to.