Apple regularly offers great battery health with its gadgets be it iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch models, or others. Be that as it may, Apple has been blamed for purposefully hindering iPhone models with aging batteries before, and it as of late paid $113 million to settle the BatteryGate case. While Apple accepts this was to safeguard battery wellbeing over long haul use, it has from that point forward presented battery and performance management features to users, apart from sharing tips and recommendations to maintain battery health. Here are some tips you can use to maintain 100% battery health.
Update your iPhone
- On your iPhone, go to Settings.
- Click on General.
- Then click on Software Update.
- You will find the available update here. If you do see an update, click on it and iPhone will update. Make sure you have sufficient battery left.
- Alternatively, you can plug your iPhone into your computer. Then update it with the latest version of iTunes.
Dim display brightness, turn on auto brightness
- Open the Control Centre.
- Drag the brightness slider to the bottom.
- To activate auto-brightness, go to Settings.
- Head to the General option.
- Then click on Accessibility.
- Click on the Display Accommodations.
- Turn Auto-Brightness to On.
Enable ‘Low Power Mode’
- Go to Settings.
- Scroll down and tap on Battery.
- Then turn on the Low Power Mode.
Prevent apps from refreshing in the background
- Go to Settings.
- Click on General.
- Tap on Background App Refresh.
- Then select off to turn off Background App Refresh totally.
Turn off location services for apps
- Find Settings.
- Go to Privacy.
- Click on Location Services.
- Then you will see a list of apps that are using location services with an off button. Turn off the location services of the ones you don’t require.
