I tried updating office this morning hoping that would fix it but the problem persists, see screenshot below.
#Life360 app draining my battery how to#
We'll show you how to stop apps from running in the background, plus share an extra tip perfect for stopping iPhone battery drain by social media and other apps. Here’s a list of popular apps that kill battery life and, more importantly, information on how to save battery on your iPhone. I noticed a few days ago that my Office apps were using lots of CPU and had 'very high' power usage according to task manager.
Facebook Messenger use is also a common cause of iPhone battery drain. But apart from those apps, you may find yourself asking, "What is draining my iPhone battery?" or even just "Why is my iPhone battery draining so fast?" A general reason why popular apps take up battery life so fast (even when not in use) is background app refresh, which automatically updates apps even when they're not in use, so when they're opened, the most recent information is in front of you. It keeps a record of your locations and how long you’ve been there for all the members in your group (probably your family) to see. It’s well-known in the app world that if your iPhone battery life is short, it's often heavy use of Facebook draining the battery on your iPhone. If you haven’t heard the numerous complaints from teens (or praises from parents) about the app yet, here’s a little background information: Life360 is an tracking app that can, yes, track your every move. Google Maps is perfectly working even in city areas where hundreds of symbols appear on screen at the same time.This article will tell you which apps are largely responsible for iPhone battery drain and how to save your battery life. Zooming the map becomes almost impossible, if a lot of ALs (40+) are displayed. when trying to zoom/scroll the map, is by far the worst of all map-displaying apps I have. Īnd despite the high power use, the overall performance, e.g. I never go out caching without an external battery pack. My phone (and its battery) is not the newest one, and playing AL depletes up to 50% of my battery within 1 hour! WIth "normal usage" during caching (GPS active, map is sometimes displayed, etc.), my phone lasts about 4 to 5 hours. My iPhone is not in Battery Saver mode, but other iPhone reports that it is. "The AL app is _by far_ the worst battery eater I have on my phone. "AL apps poorly optimized I confirm it's eating battery like crazy"
I regularly run 4 apps (waze, life360, geocaching and Allstars, not to mention google) at the same time that are using the GPS and maps and don't have a problem. The AL lab app definitely kills your battery. I finally closed the AL app and 20 minutes later I had gained 40%. With the AL app open, screen off, phone charging in the car charger for 20 minutes it didn't gain 2%. I have a number one behind the logo, dont know what that is for and cant get it to go away.
The AL lab nearly zeroed my phone in under 3 hours. "I use the main hq app and I can run it all day long with only minor boosts from my in car charger. Still, some attention to optimizing for battery usage in the future might be in order. More comments are likely over there including some indication of user platform in use. Feedback from a FB thread on battery usage.
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