Thanks for this, but I feel it refers to Siri playback commands for apps, implying installed apps on the system, i.e. iPhone/iPad and not so much HomePod as a standalone device? Although I imagine the Siri request could be initiated from the HomePod, the audio would be piped from your iPhone via AirPlay rather than fetched directly from the internet.
It does have rules, and it would be possible to create that rule, but the rules pane is empty.
It's just the one iCloud account, which is the only email I regularly use. Same result if I use .mac.com, .me.com, or .icloud.com as the address.
Didn't you buy it from some used device seller? Perhaps just a shitty third party battery or a energy hungry third party replacement screen that they didn't tell you about. You simply can't trust these refurbished sellers in my experience. I went from 5S to 8+/X so I have no point of reference, all I can say is I never dropped below 40% on my 8+ on any given day with messaging, browsing, music, some YouTube and the same is true for my X 🤷♂️ But of course battery life comparison are always kind of moot. Your drain definitely doesn't sound normal, phone dead after approximately 3h? Can't be right.
Happened to me, too and its stuck on 97% since november, after two months of use.
Yeah, I got it from a refurbished reseller. I'm starting to think that yeah, the battery is not an Apple one.
I use my phone a bit and I don't like having to charge everyday at 5 pm because it gets below 50% with such light use.
OK, thats really a bit much.
Damn I envy you. Im on wifi, and since my last reply i browsed a bit and lost 2% hahahaha
The thing is... i never cared about it. My 6 had quite the good performance considering its age. But I checked the 7's battery when I got it, and then checked today as well to see if all of this is having any impact on the battery. It did, and in 1 week it lost 1%.
I know, but that's capping my phone capability because of such a shitty battery. It's a good work around but doesn't make feel any better about it.
I bought a 6S from eBay last year. Came from China and was sold as a display model that had barely been used. The battery has never felt good, even though it was at 100% health. I have no idea how much better a brand new 6S would be so I've just learned to live with it. It doesn't feel like Power Save gimps the phone too much. The display sleeps way faster but otherwise it's fine.
I'm starting to think this either has a shitty third party battery or the iPhone 7 battery is simply bad. I mean, it has a 1960mAh battery.
The battery can be manipulated via Software reset. I bought a cheap replacement battery for my old iPhone 6 after I got my current phone and it has 100% health but barely lasts two hours of use.
I'd say that's working as intended. A brand new battery should have 100% health, even if it's a poor quality battery.
I think Strange Parts on YouTube recently did a video on this. There are capacity readers/writers that you can buy in China that can overwrite the reported capacity. I think it's even possible to fake the state of authenticity it reports to the software that's used by Apple.
Yeah, it was an ok deal. 319€ for it.
Not as far as I can see, it doesn't seem the repeat settings have changed
Stickies, Calendar, and Delivery Status. All replaceable, but I liked having a separate Space just for them.
