Yet, Apple experts claim its updates do help to preserve the battery life of older devices, and is not just a cynical trick to get customers to buy new phones.įollowing recent battery life complaints, Apple Support was seen to invite some affected users to private Twitter discussions. The tech giant has already paid a $113 million fine in the US relating to battery issues which date back to 2017.Īpple was also fined €10million in Italy, while consumer champion Justin Gutmann launched a class action lawsuit against the firm in June last year.
These complaints come after a string of lawsuits against Apple over 'throttling' the performance of its devices to get users to buy a newer model. IOS 16.4.1(a) - also known as the Rapid Security Response updates - were suddenly released by Apple just last week in an effort to fix security problems This problem must be resolved.'Īnother similarly tweeted: 'My iPhone 13 mini feels like overheating after the update.' They wrote: the release of iOS 16.0.1 and until the last update iOS 16.4.1, there is severe battery drain and device heating, although you know about this matter, but you did not solve this problem. Yet one Twitter user claimed there is a known problem with these latest updates, with devices overheating and experiencing 'severe battery drain'. This was a new type of 'mini' software release from the Cupertino-based firm to come in between larger updates for iPhones, iPads and Macs running on iOS 16.4.1.
IOS 16.4.1(a) - also known as a Rapid Security Response update - was suddenly released by Apple last week in an effort to fix security problems. They later added: 'It is taking several hours to charge. Meanwhile, another asked: 'This new iPhone update is just crushing my battery life. I might have to actually move on from the iPhone 6 after all this time.'
'I've lost 30 per cent in the last 30 minutes just by having Spotify on and looking at Twitter for 5 minutes. One social media user claimed their iPhone battery had plummeted by 22 per cent in just 46 minutes , while another said they had lost 30 per cent in half an hour
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