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Published June 6, 2023, 3:20 p.m. by Courtney
David & David tell you about the #1 #iphone #battery drainer. It's something you've probably never heard of! Fortunately, it's easy to identify and fix.
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This drains more iPhone battery life than anything else. What is it?
Geofencing. What is geofencing? What is that? It means that your iPhone keeps track of where
you are. Whether you're entering a place or leaving a place, so that it can do something.
So a lot of apps use this, for instance, you know, the alarm app, sometimes. The Apple apps that use
it are actually okay, but other apps that say, Okay, I want an alert whenever I go to this place;
your iPhone always has to be tracking where you are in order to do that. And at the Apple Store,
this was the number one reason why people couldn't get through a full day of iPhone battery life.
Well, let's see if it's affecting you. Open the Settings app. Mhm. Scroll down and, tap privacy,
and then tap Location Services. What's next? Next we're going to look for the purple hollow arrows.
Nothing for my apps, specifically. Ooohh. But the system services. This is what we're talking about
here. The hollow arrow indicates that an item may receive your location under certain conditions,
kind of vague, but this is what we're talking about. Well, let's tap on system services and I
can see it right there next to find my iPhone. This could be an AirTag thing because for me,
I set up regions where I don't want to get those you left your item behind messages because all,
you know, of all leave my wallet in my house and go for a walk around the block, and I'll say, oh,
your left your wallet. Right. I said, I don't want that anymore. Really? Yeah, interesting. Yeah,
so Interesting. Just for that specific regions of my house in your house. Yeah,
that's very interesting. We should make a YouTube video on how to do that with an article on how
to do that. A link that we do in the description section. Lets make a TikTok out of too! So, leave
this on. This is the only exception people would say, like, what am I supposed to do? I would say
just don't use it like turn off Location Services for that app. Find some other way. Let's go back
one page, tap upper left-hand corner of the screen and let's just pretend for example that the
Ballpark app had a hollow purple arrow. I'll tap on ballpark. What do we do here? I would just say
only "While using the app" is when you would want to have that work, not all the time. Right.
Basically, whatever nothing should be on always. Pretty, I mean, yeah, but the Ballpark app...
Nah. Nah! Who needs it? Who needs it? You don't, if you go to a ballpark. We found that out. Now,
not everyone's iPhone is the same, and you might not actually be impacted by geofencing,
if your apps are set up well. Right. So, when we were planning this video, I thought, okay.
Should we do this next thing we're going to do, which is... so let's go to the Settings battery
section, to tell that everybody's different, because sometimes it's a different app,
and David said no, we should probably just pick one thing and that's really geofencing. It is the
number one thing. Yes. I'm going back to the main page of Settings. Then, tap on battery.
It's one above privacy and here you'll see which apps are using the most battery life. So for me,
it's, you know, right in your social media apps where there's a lot of videos and
right, tap show activity and then you can see how long it was on screen. How much of
the background if there's anything here that's out of whack. Like it's using a ton of battery
in the background. Those are the things to pay attention. Into so my battery looks pretty normal.
One thing we used to notice is that the covid exposure notifications was using a ton; a ton of
battery life to the point where after I got both my shots, I was like, okay. Yeah, that's enough
of that. That's enough of the notifications also. I never got notified and yeah, I might reinstall
it now that the Delta is kind of kicking back up. But yeah, we're still vaccinated though! Look out
for anything abnormal. Look out for geofencing. check out our video 16 iPhone battery tips card
above and description section below if you want to learn more ways to save iPhone battery life.
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