How To Fix Bad iOS 10 Battery Life

[Horace Algiers]

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iOS 10 battery issues
https://drfone.wondershare.com/ios-10/errors-in-ios-10.html#part_3

"Those who have updated to the iOS 10 beta have also reported quite a
number of issues with the device┬ battery. The battery simply drains very
quickly even when the device is on standby.... [and] the iPhone just shuts
off even when there is adequate battery power and even shows that it needs
to be connected to a power source before it can boot again."
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How To Fix Bad iOS 10 Battery Life
http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-fix-bad-ios-10-battery-life-guide/

"Here are some tips to fix bad iOS 10 battery life issues on your
compatible iPhone, iPad or iPod touch device."

"One of the most troublesome and time-consuming methods to prevent a
battery from dying. In the event of having a defective or problematic
version of iOS 10 installed on the phone, it┬ a good idea to run through a
full, clean installation of the platform instead of as an over-the-air
update."

"If all else fails, and nothing is giving you any reprieve from the iOS 10
battery issues that you may be experiencing, then you can always roll back
to iOS 9.3.5, Apple┬ last public version of iOS in the iOS 9 series."
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[nospam]

In article <ns9qtm$k38$1...@gioia.aioe.org>, Horace Algiers

<hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:

>
> "Those who have updated to the iOS 10 beta have also reported quite a
> number of issues with the device┬ battery.

yet another stupid troll attempt.

ios 10 is not in beta anymore.

not only that, but every new version initially has worse battery life
because it reindexes everything (particularly photo memories with ios
10), plus people play with all the new features, further draining it.

[Horace Algiers]

On Sun, 25 Sep 2016 20:48:16 -0400, nospam wrote:

> yet another stupid troll attempt.

heh heh ...

You call every fact you don't like, a "stupid troll".

> ios 10 is not in beta anymore.

Who said anything about beta?

The guide I quoted was dated only two days ago:
How To Fix Bad iOS 10 Battery Life [Guide]
By Paul Morris | September 23rd, 2016

There are many other recent articles that say the same thing.

In fact, the battery drain problem is a common problem with all known iOS10
upgrades (including the *current* release), so your errant supposition that
it's only with the beta is just you making stuff up (again) that was never
said, nor intended, nor implied.

In fact, you didn't even *look* at what Apple fixed in 10.0.2, so, even if
the battery-drain problem *was* (only) in the beta version, it wasn't fixed
in 10.0.2 anyway!
https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1893

> not only that, but every new version initially has worse battery life
> because it reindexes everything (particularly photo memories with ios
> 10), plus people play with all the new features, further draining it.

Rather than make stuff up like you do, I simply quote relevant & *recent*
articles... (you never supply proof, which is why you're almost always
wrong).

My posts were verbatim reflection of the content of those articles.
You just hate such facts - so you call them "stupid trolls".

Here are more relevant and recent articles to help others who have iOS 10
solve their battery drain issues (which depend on a *lot* of factors):

Tips for reducing battery drain on iOS 10
By Anthony Bouchard, Sep 24, 2016
http://www.idownloadblog.com/2016/09/24/tips-for-reducing-battery-drain-on-ios-10/

How to Fix Bad iOS 10 Battery Life
By Adam Mills 09/21/2016
http://www.gottabemobile.com/2016/09/21/how-to-fix-bad-ios-10-battery-life/

iOS10 Battery Drain After Update Fix
By Frank Yemi September 23, 2016
http://www.inquisitr.com/3534533/ios-10-battery-drain-after-update-fix-delete-apps-and-new-features/

[nospam]

In article <nsa0r3$q39$2...@gioia.aioe.org>, Horace Algiers

<hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:


> > ios 10 is not in beta anymore.
>
> Who said anything about beta?

the article you linked, which i quoted and which you now snipped,
because you've just been caught.

here it is again:

> "Those who have updated to the iOS 10 beta have also reported quite a
> number of issues with the device┬ battery.

next time, read what you link before trying to deny it and looking like
the idiot that you are.

[Horace Algiers]

Heh heh ... as always ... you're wrong.

"I" never said anything about beta, and, the article and the set of
articles *all* say that iOS 10 (all versions known to consumers anyway) has
the battery drain problem.

So again, you completely errantly zoomed in on a single word in just one of
the multiple articles I quoted, and staked your entire argument on that
word, when it's entirely clear from the content of all the articles that
iOS 10 (every single consumer version out there!) suffers from the same
problem.

So, sure, the "beta" has the problem.
So does the first version...
And the second...
etc.

Again, you call any fact you don't like, a troll.
And, you just make up stuff such as your "implication" that it's only in
the beta.

Why don't you *read* the articles for overall *comprehension* first, before
responding with your made-up stuff?

[nospam]

In article <nsa21l$r85$1...@gioia.aioe.org>, Horace Algiers

<hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:

> >
> >>> ios 10 is not in beta anymore.
> >>
> >> Who said anything about beta?
> >
> > the article you linked, which i quoted and which you now snipped,
> > because you've just been caught.
> >
> > here it is again:
> >> "Those who have updated to the iOS 10 beta have also reported quite a
> >> number of issues with the device┬ battery.
> >
> > next time, read what you link before trying to deny it and looking like
> > the idiot that you are.
>
> Heh heh ... as always ... you're wrong.
>
> "I" never said anything about beta, and, the article and the set of
> articles *all* say that iOS 10 (all versions known to consumers anyway) has
> the battery drain problem.

liar. you linked an article talking about ios 10 *beta* not ios 10
release.

it was also overblown because of idiots like yourself who don't
understand what it is they're looking at.

*every* new ios version is criticized for 'battery drain problems'
because after a new install, ios reindexes everything (the caches have
been erased, etc.) and because users play with all the new features, so
the device is on more than it otherwise would have been.

after a day or two, it's all back to normal.

oh, and even with all the supposed battery life issues, the battery
life on an iphone is much better than a typical android phone.

[Jolly Roger]

Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:
>
> iOS 10 battery issues

No battery issues here with iOS 10 on many different devices.

Your trolls are boring.

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[Savageduck]

On 2016-09-26 02:23:32 +0000, Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> said:

> On Sun, 25 Sep 2016 20:48:16 -0400, nospam wrote:
>
>> yet another stupid troll attempt.
>
> heh heh ...
>
> You call every fact you don't like, a "stupid troll".
>
>> ios 10 is not in beta anymore.
>
> Who said anything about beta?

You did with the cite from the link you provided:

OS 10 battery issues
https://drfone.wondershare.com/ios-10/errors-in-ios-10.html#part_3

"Those who have updated to the iOS 10 beta...."

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[Jolly Roger]

nospam <nos...@nospam.invalid> wrote:
>
> *every* new ios version is criticized for 'battery drain problems'
> because after a new install, ios reindexes everything (the caches have
> been erased, etc.) and because users play with all the new features, so
> the device is on more than it otherwise would have been.

They also often complain about performance degradation after a major
upgrade for the same reasons, and likewise performance returns to normal
afterwards.

Pretty pathetic that this is all he has left to troll about.

[Savageduck]

On 2016-09-26 02:52:31 +0000, Jolly Roger <jolly...@pobox.com> said:

> Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:
>>
>> iOS 10 battery issues
>
> No battery issues here with iOS 10 on many different devices.

None in this household with 3 iPhones and 2 iPads running iOS10.0.2.


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[Horace Algiers]

On 26 Sep 2016 02:55:38 GMT, Jolly Roger wrote:

> Pretty pathetic that this is all he has left to troll about.

While you're almost certainly unaware of the *many* iOS 10.x problems (beta
and otherwise), I'm well aware that there are *many* - so - again, you
completely fail to comprehend the topic at hand, even though it's written
clearly.

I simply wrote about the two *most interesting* issues in two different
threads.

Since Apple fails to properly test their releases, there are *plenty* of
other well-known bugs in iOS 10.0.2 that we could talk about.

Do you want me to start listing them for you?

[Horace Algiers]

On Sun, 25 Sep 2016 19:54:54 -0700, Savageduck wrote:

> You did with the cite from the link you provided:
> OS 10 battery issues
> https://drfone.wondershare.com/ios-10/errors-in-ios-10.html#part_3
>
> "Those who have updated to the iOS 10 beta...."

This is about reading *comprehension*.

Anyone who actually *read* the subject of this thread, and who read any or
*all* the articles cited can tell, if they *comprehended* the topic, that
the problem is with *iOS10*.

That means iOS 10-dot-whatever-exists-out-there.

So, sure, it's in the beta. That fact was never hidden.
It's also with every other release of iOS 10, which is what the articles
said.

Bear in mind that there are *tons* of articles out there about this
subject, *all* of which say it's iOS 10 that is the problem, and all the
titled cited said so also.

So, while nospam *loves* to be coy and, in this case, zero in on a
*meaningless* single word in a 1000-word article, and make that meaningless
single word his *entire* argument - is simply what I'm reacting to.

Nospam hates facts that he doesn't like - so he *responds* to them in a coy
and insulting manner - simply because they're facts that he doesn't like.

He also almost *never* supplies proof of his statements, which is a clear
"implication" that the problem is only in the beta - which a simple
*reading comprehension* test would show that's not the case.

Yet nospam continues to play coy, "intimating" it's only in the beta.
It's in *all* (current known) iOS 10 (dot anything) releases.

So, it's entirely *meaningless* that it's *also* in the beta.

It's unknown whether nospam actually *realizes* that or not, so, he's
either just being dense or being coy via intimation; but neither hold
water, which is what almost all of nospams arguments tend to be in the
final analysis.

He just makes this stuff up (in this case, *implying* that it's only in the
beta).

[Horace Algiers]

On 26 Sep 2016 02:52:31 GMT, Jolly Roger wrote:

> No battery issues here with iOS 10 on many different devices.

And your proof is what?

What's that?
You must *made that up*?

Really?
You say you have zero battery issues with iOS 10 even though *plenty* of
other people *do* have instant battery problems just after the upgrade and
beyond.

You say you don't.
But what *proof* do you provide?

Um?
Absolutely nothing?

Really?
Nothing?

Zero proof whatsoever?
Not even a before-and-after comparison?

Nothing?

That pretty much sums up the worth of your statements then.

[Horace Algiers]

On Sun, 25 Sep 2016 19:57:35 -0700, Savageduck wrote:

> None in this household with 3 iPhones and 2 iPads running iOS10.0.2.

Where are your before-and-after comparisons?

What's that?
You don't have any?

I supplied proof (via multiple sites' statements).

What's your proof?
What's that?

You don't have any?
Thought so.

NOTE: I'm not saying you have battery problems, nor am I saying you don't;
I'm just saying you guys are so used to just wildly guessing with
*everything* you do, that it's amazing what you come up with given your
total lack of credibility on backing up your statements.

I certainly hope you don't vote.

[Horace Algiers]

On Sun, 25 Sep 2016 22:49:48 -0400, nospam wrote:

> liar. you linked an article talking about ios 10 *beta* not ios 10
> release.
>
> it was also overblown because of idiots like yourself who don't
> understand what it is they're looking at.
>
> *every* new ios version is criticized for 'battery drain problems'
> because after a new install, ios reindexes everything (the caches have
> been erased, etc.) and because users play with all the new features, so
> the device is on more than it otherwise would have been.
>
> after a day or two, it's all back to normal.
>
> oh, and even with all the supposed battery life issues, the battery
> life on an iphone is much better than a typical android phone.

If you had a single iota of *reading comprehension* in your brain, you'd
realize the problem is in *all* releases of iOS.

In fact, this is a verbatim snippet from my first response to your coy
attempt at skirting the issue by *implying* it's only in the beta release:

"In fact, the battery drain problem is a common problem with
all known iOS10 upgrades (including the *current* release), so your
errant supposition that it's only with the beta is just you making
stuff up (again) that was never said, nor intended, nor implied."

Clearly, if you persist in your girlish approach of coyly implying that the
problem is only in the beta version, all you're doing is proving that you
just make this stuff up.

Clearly, and obviously, anyone with a whit of reading comprehension skills
can tell from the *numerous* articles, including from the sum of articles
that I listed in the OP and thereafter, that the problem is in *all*
releases of iOS 10.

That the problem is in *all* releases of iOS 10 is obvious to anyone who
can *comprehend* what they read (and who simply *looks* at the SUBJECT line
of this thread, for heaven's sake!) and for you to imply otherwise, is
girlishly disingenuous.

Anyway, even though *you* prefer to troll by girlishly coy implications
that the problem only exists in the beta, I'm not interested in playing
your silly unbecoming game.

There *is* more information about the battery drain problem though, which
is summarized by Apple Tool Box here:
http://appletoolbox.com/2016/09/top-10-problems-with-ios-10-how-to#iPhone_Sluggish_or_Battery_Draining_after_iOS_10_update

"iPhone Sluggish or Battery Draining after iOS 10 update

If you are using a iPhone 6S or higher, chances are that you are having a
very smooth experience with iOS 10. A lot of the features including the new
3D Touch functionality is designed to take advantage of the power of the
newer model of iPhones.

However if you are running iOS 10 on an older device or are experiencing
issues with performance such as sluggishness and *battery drain*, you may
want to check out our top tips to deal with the problem."

[Horace Algiers]

On Mon, 26 Sep 2016 03:50:15 +0000 (UTC), Horace Algiers wrote:

> If you had a single iota of *reading comprehension* in your brain, you'd
> realize the problem is in *all* releases of iOS.

Correction... "the problem is in all releases of *iOS10*"

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In message <ns9qtm$k38$1...@gioia.aioe.org>

Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:
> "One of the most troublesome and time-consuming methods to prevent a
> battery from dying. In the event of having a defective or problematic

> version of iOS 10 installed on the phone, it¢s a good idea to run through a

> full, clean installation of the platform instead of as an over-the-air
> update."

You do have a talent for finding utter hogwash on the Internet.

> "If all else fails, and nothing is giving you any reprieve from the iOS 10
> battery issues that you may be experiencing, then you can always roll back

> to iOS 9.3.5, Apple¢s last public version of iOS in the iOS 9 series."

It's possible Apple is still signing 9.3.5. I wouldn't count on it.

> This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.

This is not an email, you blithering idiot.


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In message <nsa4lk$tn5$1...@gioia.aioe.org>
Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:
> I supplied proof

No you didn't.

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In message <250920162249489267%nos...@nospam.invalid>

nospam <nos...@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> In article <nsa21l$r85$1...@gioia.aioe.org>, Horace Algiers
> <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:

>> >
>> >>> ios 10 is not in beta anymore.
>> >>
>> >> Who said anything about beta?
>> >
>> > the article you linked, which i quoted and which you now snipped,
>> > because you've just been caught.
>> >
>> > here it is again:
>> >> "Those who have updated to the iOS 10 beta have also reported quite a

>> >> number of issues with the device¢s battery.

>> >
>> > next time, read what you link before trying to deny it and looking like
>> > the idiot that you are.
>>
>> Heh heh ... as always ... you're wrong.
>>
>> "I" never said anything about beta, and, the article and the set of
>> articles *all* say that iOS 10 (all versions known to consumers anyway) has
>> the battery drain problem.

> liar. you linked an article talking about ios 10 *beta* not ios 10
> release.

> it was also overblown because of idiots like yourself who don't
> understand what it is they're looking at.

> *every* new ios version is criticized for 'battery drain problems'
> because after a new install, ios reindexes everything (the caches have
> been erased, etc.) and because users play with all the new features, so
> the device is on more than it otherwise would have been.

> after a day or two, it's all back to normal.

> oh, and even with all the supposed battery life issues, the battery
> life on an iphone is much better than a typical android phone.

And iOS 10 has *better* battery life than iOS 9 on the same device. I'vm
getting an extra hour on my 6S Plus.


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In message <nsa485$taq$1...@gioia.aioe.org>

Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:
> On Sun, 25 Sep 2016 19:54:54 -0700, Savageduck wrote:

>> You did with the cite from the link you provided:
>> OS 10 battery issues
>> https://drfone.wondershare.com/ios-10/errors-in-ios-10.html#part_3
>>
>> "Those who have updated to the iOS 10 beta...."

> This is about reading *comprehension*.

Then that counts you out right at the start, because that is a skill you
lack entirely.

> Anyone who actually *read* the subject of this thread, and who read any or
> *all* the articles cited can tell, if they *comprehended* the topic, that
> the problem is with *iOS10*.

There is no problem.

> That means iOS 10-dot-whatever-exists-out-there.

Nope. Not even in the betas.

> So, sure, it's in the beta. That fact was never hidden.
> It's also with every other release of iOS 10, which is what the articles
> said.

No it didn't. You are a liar. Again.

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[Jolly Roger]

Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:
> On 26 Sep 2016 02:52:31 GMT, Jolly Roger wrote:
>
>> No battery issues here with iOS 10 on many different devices.
>
> And your proof is what?

I don't have to prove anything to you, troll. You're a sad sack of shit who
goes out of his way to troll Apple news groups because belittling others is
the only way you can feel good about yourself. You're pathetic and sad.

[nospam]

In article <nsa485$taq$1...@gioia.aioe.org>, Horace Algiers

<hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:

>
> This is about reading *comprehension*.

which you failed.

[nospam]

In article <nsa4lk$tn5$1...@gioia.aioe.org>, Horace Algiers

<hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:

>
> > None in this household with 3 iPhones and 2 iPads running iOS10.0.2.
>
> Where are your before-and-after comparisons?
>
> What's that?
> You don't have any?

he listed *five* different devices which previously ran ios 9.

idiot.

[nospam]

In article <nsa5tm$upl$1...@gioia.aioe.org>, Horace Algiers

<hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:

>
> If you had a single iota of *reading comprehension* in your brain, you'd
> realize the problem is in *all* releases of iOS.

if that were true, then an iphone 5, which originally shipped with ios
6, should have little to no battery life left after being upgraded to
ios 7, 8, 9 and now 10.

the only difference in battery life with an iphone 5 is that it's four
years old and the physical battery will have degraded, as all batteries
do.

[ElfinArc]

Jolly Roger <jolly...@pobox.com> wrote:
> Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:
>>
>> iOS 10 battery issues
>
> No battery issues here with iOS 10 on many different devices.
>
> Your trolls are boring.
>

Same here. iPad Pro, iPhone 6+ both have no battery life issues.

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[Jolly Roger]

Yep. I've got two iPhone 5 devices running iOS 10 with zero battery issues.

[W. Wesley Groleau]

On 09-25-2016 19:42, Horace Algiers quoted:
> iOS 10 battery issues

Meh. Mine appears to be doing the same as before the upgrade.

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[Jolly Roger]

On 2016-09-26, Horace Algiers <hor...@horacealgiers.com> wrote:
> On 26 Sep 2016 02:55:38 GMT, Jolly Roger wrote:
>
>> Pretty pathetic that this is all he has left to troll about.
>
> While you're almost certainly unaware of the *many* iOS 10.x problems

I'm more aware of them than you are.

> you completely fail to comprehend the topic at hand

I comprehend it better than you, clearly. This particular "problem" is
reported after each major iOS update because people aren't aware that
iOS has to re-index and re-build caches after major upgrades, therefore
performance degradation and increased battery usage is *temporary* and
goes away in a matter of minutes / hours once iOS is done re-indexing,
re-building caches, and installing app updates after the upgrade.

> I simply wrote about the two *most interesting* issues in two different
> threads.

You are trolling about it as if it's some huge issue because you are
ignorant about everything Apple. Time and again you show just how much
of an ignorant, useless troll you really are by simply opening your
mouth. The truth is you regularly go out of your way to come to the
Apple news groups strictly to troll, because belittling others is the
only way you know to feel better about yourself. You're pathetic.