October 20th update for iPhone 16 shutdown issue.
A customer experiences Apple’s new flagship phone, the iPhone 16 (Photo credit: Costfoto/NurPhoto) … [+]
Apple is facing complaints from owners of the new iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro as their battery life is significantly shorter than the Apple community expected after launch and initial reviews. Masu.
This issue occurs when your smartphone goes into standby mode. Instead of minimizing battery usage, iPhone is consuming more power and impacting standby time. This is especially noticeable for people who don’t leave their phones charged overnight.
Like other smartphones, iPhones are meant to be powered on at all times and have an Internet connection to support background services such as Find My iPhone. At the same time, there are some strategies to extend battery life. Not all apply. Lowering your screen brightness won’t help, but limiting background services and using low power modes will make your apps less demanding. However, it is a quick fix, not a cure.
The cause seems to be the latest version of iOS. Previewed at WWDC in June, iOS 18 debuted with the new iPhone 16 family of devices. iPhone 16 owners do not have the option to downgrade to an older version. People with older iPhones who upgraded to iOS 18 are also facing similar issues with similar numbers, suggesting it’s a software issue.
Considering that, Apple should provide a fix. The company has previously rolled out minor iOS updates to address issues with previous models, such as high battery drain. As of now, there is no official announcement regarding the update schedule.
Until then, many iPhone users will need to carefully manage their battery to get through the day.
Customer experiencing iPhone 16 series at Apple flagship store in Shanghai, China (CFOTO/Future) … [+]
Updated: Sunday, October 20th: Not only do iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max owners have to consider the impact of battery-draining bugs, but there are also reports of the latest iOS smartphones facing random moments where their handsets freeze. Random restarts have been reported on some devices. Their new iPhone.
While restoring data from iCloud backup and while connected to CarPlay, a reboot occurs overnight resulting in the phone starting to back up on the home screen as the only clue that something went wrong. This has been reported by users. These are not the only causes of the crash, and the community is confused as to what causes it and what fixes and precautions users can take.
Apple has a much more comprehensive view on this issue than the support forums, and will no doubt be working to address the cause and concerns. This could be a software issue, in which case a future update of iOS should fix the cause.
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