iOS 17.4 accused of causing iPhone battery to drain quickly

According to the Daily Mail , many iPhone users have expressed anger when they took to social media to warn other users that iOS 17.4 has reduced the battery life of their phones. Some said their battery was reduced by 40% after 2 hours of use, while another user said the time it took to write 2 posts on X was reduced by 13%.

Many iPhone users report reduced battery life after updating to iOS 17.4

One user on X asked: “Anyone else experiencing rapid battery drain after updating to iOS 17.4?”, while another wrote: “Don’t update to iOS 17.4. It’s a trap that will drain your battery quickly.”

Several other social media users have also shared details of their battery drain issues, and if true, the battery life is significantly shorter. One iPhone 11 Pro user said: “Today I tried charging my iPhone 11 Pro which had 40% battery left when plugged in, it took over 4 hours to charge to 94%.”

If you experience battery drain after updating iOS, the most important thing to do is be patient, experts say. After updating, battery life will decrease slightly as the iPhone continues to perform some tasks in the background, such as updating apps and rebuilding caches. Since the phone is doing more than usual, expect the battery to drain faster than usual. This process can take anywhere from a few hours to a day, depending on the age of the phone and the bandwidth of the connection.

Restarting your iPhone can also help resolve these issues a little faster. To do this, try restarting by holding down the power button and the volume down button until the power slider appears, then turn your phone off, wait a few seconds, and turn it back on.

iPhone 15 series gets more battery life info with iOS 17.4 update

Additionally, after updating iOS, some outdated apps can cause unexpected issues with the new software and lead to battery drain. So making sure all apps are up to date can help fix the problem, but for a more detailed analysis, users can use the iPhone's battery tools to find out more by opening the Settings app > Battery and scrolling down to see the battery drain between apps. If any apps are consuming a lot of power, users can try updating the app, closing the app when not needed, or just deleting the app altogether.

For iPhone 15 users, iOS 17.4 also includes new battery health information that allows users to learn more about their phone's battery. In the Battery & Charging Health settings, users who have updated to iOS 17.4 can see information such as the number of charge cycles, the date of manufacture, and when the battery was first used.

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