Comment by JKCalhoun 6 months ago Harsh suggestion: log out of iCloud on the device.If that works you can try to isolate it further. 3 comments JKCalhoun Reply OldfieldFund 6 months ago how do you work without iCloud?Yes, I realize alternatives exist, but this works so smoothly on Apple devices. fn-mote 6 months ago It’s a debugging technique not a permanent solution.If logging out of iCloud does NOT fix the problem, you eliminated a bunch of potential issues at once. JKCalhoun 6 months ago Yeah, it's just to see if that is the issue. It's possible a massive or constant sync from Files or Photos is what is pulling down your battery.I mean, switching to Airplane mode is another thing worth trying.As is rebooting the phone.
OldfieldFund 6 months ago how do you work without iCloud?Yes, I realize alternatives exist, but this works so smoothly on Apple devices. fn-mote 6 months ago It’s a debugging technique not a permanent solution.If logging out of iCloud does NOT fix the problem, you eliminated a bunch of potential issues at once. JKCalhoun 6 months ago Yeah, it's just to see if that is the issue. It's possible a massive or constant sync from Files or Photos is what is pulling down your battery.I mean, switching to Airplane mode is another thing worth trying.As is rebooting the phone.
fn-mote 6 months ago It’s a debugging technique not a permanent solution.If logging out of iCloud does NOT fix the problem, you eliminated a bunch of potential issues at once.
JKCalhoun 6 months ago Yeah, it's just to see if that is the issue. It's possible a massive or constant sync from Files or Photos is what is pulling down your battery.I mean, switching to Airplane mode is another thing worth trying.As is rebooting the phone.
how do you work without iCloud?
Yes, I realize alternatives exist, but this works so smoothly on Apple devices.
It’s a debugging technique not a permanent solution.
If logging out of iCloud does NOT fix the problem, you eliminated a bunch of potential issues at once.
Yeah, it's just to see if that is the issue. It's possible a massive or constant sync from Files or Photos is what is pulling down your battery.
I mean, switching to Airplane mode is another thing worth trying.
As is rebooting the phone.