Apple pushed the official version of iOS 15.4 a few days ago, updating the functions such as wearing a mask face unlock, so many users have updated the experience at the first time, and nearly a week has passed since then.
Recently, some netizens have reacted that after updating the official version of iOS 15.4 pushed by Apple for the iPhone, the power consumption speed is slightly faster than before.
In the following days, there have been many user feedback, the follow-up flight time of the updated official version has been greatly reduced, it could have lasted for one day, and now it needs to be charged twice a day, and the health of the battery has suddenly declined.
In addition to the battery life, there are also some feedback that the fluency is not as good as before, and the heat during use is more obvious than before. Compared with battery life, the feedback of heat problems will be more.
In response to this problem, Apple officials responded on a platform that within 48 hours of installing the new version of the operating system, the application and some mobile phone functions need to be adjusted. It is normal for battery life to change. You can observe for a while, and then you can contact them if you still have questions.
In fact, this situation is not the first time, it seems that after each update, there is feedback that the battery life has deteriorated, the system is stuck, and the fever has been reported, and then it has slowly returned to normal after a period of use. Remember that a similar situation also occurred after the Hongmeng system was just updated, because it is good to calibrate the power and complete several complete charging processes.
Although, it is possible that your battery life will soon return to normal. Of course, depending on how old your phone is, your battery may have begun to deteriorate", so it is recommended that you do not blindly upgrade your old equipment.
Such an incident caused a hot discussion at this time, which should not only be a problem that occurred within 48 hours, right?