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iOS 15.4 Causing Battery Issues, Users Reported on Reddit and Twitter

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Apple has rolled out the iOS 15.4 updates for compatible iPhones. The new update is carrying several new features; including new emojis and the ability to unlock the screen with a mask on. Plus, it will also address several bugs. However, all is not well with the new update, it might also cause quick battery drainage.

According to several users on Twitter and Reddit, the new update has caused their devices to lose battery life much more quickly. The same was reported by Phone Arena and other websites.

Moreover, a Reddit thread has the users divided; some users are suggesting improved battery life while others suggest worse battery life. It is worth mentioning that one user describes the scene as a “horrible battery drain”. In another thread users were seen commenting “draining more than usual”.

However, a pattern hasn’t emerged as of now about which particular iPhones are affected. That said, we have seen quite a few posts mentioning iPhone 13 models while some of them mentioned older variants. One thing is for sure, it is clear that it is not a universal problem with several Reddit threads and Twitter posts reporting better battery life.

Also Read: Only iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max to Receive Latest A16 Bionic.

Apples POV on the battery issue corresponding to iOS 15.4

At the moment, Apple has asked users to sit tight, in the official response. The company has revealed that battery variations are common in the first 48 hours after a new version of the OS is installed. After that, things go back to usual. A new iOS update needs time to evaluate the device it is working on.

Also Read: Redmi Announces K50 Official Launch Date, alongside camera details.

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