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Home›Tech Advice›Turn Off These Two iOS Features to Help Your iPhone Battery Last Longer

Turn Off These Two iOS Features to Help Your iPhone Battery Last Longer

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2024
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As smartphones have become an integral part of our daily lives, maintaining their battery life has turned into a constant battle. For iPhone users, there are countless tips and tricks circulating about how to extend the battery’s endurance. While some of these methods have negligible effects, turning off two particular iOS features can significantly help your iPhone battery last longer.

The first feature to consider turning off is “Background App Refresh.” This function allows apps to update content in the background while you’re not using them, which can drain your battery. To disable it, go to Settings > General > Background App Refresh and switch it off either entirely or selectively for specific apps.

The second feature that can affect your battery life is “Location Services.” While useful for navigation and location-based services, it can also be a drain on your battery when multiple apps continuously track your whereabouts. To help conserve power, go to Settings > Privacy > Location Services and turn it off completely or select which apps can use your location judiciously.

By deactivating these features, you should be able to notice an improvement in your iPhone’s battery life. It’s all about finding the right balance between functionality and power consumption to ensure that your device stays alive when you need it the most.

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