Do you feel like it's yours? iPhone after the last update slower, heats up more and you find yourself looking for a charger in the evening much earlier than before? You are not alone. After each major version iOS Similar complaints are popping up all over the world. There could be a number of reasons for this – from temporary system indexing to features running in the background and unnecessarily consuming power. The good news is that you can disable or at least limit some of them in a matter of minutes. It’s not a drastic change and most users won’t even notice the changes. On the contrary, you can get longer battery life, less phone heat, and in some cases, a faster system. We’ve selected six settings that are worth checking out.
1. Turn off analytics data sharing Applu
iPhone can send to companies in the background Apple Diagnostic data about your device usage. Although this is anonymous information used to improve the system, if you don't want to share it, you can turn this feature off. Go to Settings → Privacy & Security → Analytics & Improvements → turn off Share iPhone Analytics.
2. Disable significant locations
The Places of Interest feature remembers locations you visit frequently. Apple uses this data for things like better navigation, route suggestions, and personalized services. If you don't need it, you can turn it off. Go to Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → System Services → Landmarks → turn it off. If you want to start over, you can also clear your saved history here.
3. Limit background app refresh
One of the features that has the biggest impact on battery life. It allows apps to download new content even when you're not using them. Go to Settings → General → Background App Refresh. You can choose to only use Wi-Fi or turn it off completely. Alternatively, you can turn it offonechat only for applications that really need it.
4. Turn off continuous listening on "Hey Siri"
if Siri you hardly use your voice, yours may not iPhone constantly waiting for the wake-up phrase to be spoken. Go to Settings → Siri → turn off the Send optionchat "Hey Siri. Siri You can call it up at any time by holding down the side button, so you won't lose your assistant.
5. Disable automatic download of updates iOS
iPhone can automatically download new system versions in the background as they become available. If you want more control over updates, you can turn off automatic downloads. To do this, go to Settings → General → Software Update → Automatic Updates → turn off Download Updates iOSYou will then install new versions of the system manually at a time that suits you.
6. Leave iPhone work for a few hours after the update
This is perhaps the most important point of all. After installing the new version iOS Your phone is indexing photos, messages, files, and app databases in the background. During this time, it's normal to see higher power consumption and a slight warming. If you updated a few hours ago, it's a good idea to connect your phone to a charger and Wi-Fi overnight. In most cases, power consumption will return to normal within the next 24 to 48 hours.
