Battery drain on Xperia Z3 double since Marshmallow install

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  Hello kellyfromrexford,

  I understand that you are having a singing of fast draining of the battery you upgraded to iOS 10 on your iPhone 5s.  To determine what application or process affect the life of your battery, take a look at the information in these resources:

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• 5s battery drain after update ios10

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  MY use of the battery was fine on iOS 9.

  His fall 5% while I typed this without being hit.

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  Hi Mecinic,

  I understand that, since the upgrade to iOS 10, the battery life of your iPhone dropped quite substantially. Fortunately, the page linked below details a number of steps you can take to determine which uses so your battery, as well as tips to extend the life of your iPhone's battery.

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• Battery drains after put 10.0.2 update

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  Greetings Willie9100,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support.

  I see that since the update your iPhone last night 10.0.2, your battery empty very quickly. You don't have this problem before the update. I can imagine trying to stop draining your battery. I'm happy to help you with this.

  Please take a look to maximize the life of the battery and battery life and display battery usage information and to see what proportion of your battery used by each application, specifically, this section:
  

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  iOS 9 is designed to be the most efficient battery iOS ever. And it gives more specific ways to manage your device's battery life, because you can see the proportion of your battery used by each application (unless the unit is being charged). To view your usage, go to settings > battery.

  There are messages that you can see below the applications you use:

  Background activity. This indicates that the battery has been used by the application while he was in the background - in other words, while you were using another application.

  • To improve the battery life, you can disable the feature that allows applications to background refresh. Go to settings > general > background App refresh and turn the switch to Off.
  • If the Mail app lists substantive activities, you can choose to manually recover data or increase the recovery interval. Go to settings > Mail, Contacts, calendar > retrieve new data.

  Location and the location of the background. This indicates that the app uses location-based services.

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  Home & lock screen. This indicates that the home screen or the lock screen has been posted on your device. For example, the display was awakened by pressing the Home button or by a notification.

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  Let us know if that helps.

  Have a wonderful day!

• iOS 10.0.2 battery drain

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  Try the settings > battery to see what is using that a lot of the battery.  Maybe it's something you can disable when not in service.

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  Thanks for the update to iOS 10.02! I understand that after the update your Messages application uses a very high amount of your battery. You can try to force quit the Messages app and relaunch.  Force a nearby application on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

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  I recently purchased iPhone 7 and Setup with iOS 10.0.1, restore my Apple ID using laptop from an iPhone 6 who was also running iOS 10.0.1.

  Since 3 days my battery iPhone 7 has been draining very quickly which means I'll have to charge my phone at least twice a day and I use the phone very sparingly. My behaviors have not changed since Iphone 6 (if anything I use applications less due to low battery), but I find the autonomy of the phone to be much worse than my previous iPhone and is not acceptable.

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  Thank you for reaching out to the Community Support from Apple. I know how important it is to keep your device running properly, and I want to help you in your battery life. If you have not done so already it's always a God idea to restart your phone after an update. If you already have and the battery is still going down fairly quickly I would recommend reset settings on your iPhone.

  This will not remove anything from your phone. all apps, music and contacts will be safe. You can always save your settings in iTunes or iCloud data before doing this reset. This link will guide you through backup if you choose to do: How to back up your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch

  What this does is actually reset some of your settings to factory default. This removes all data and applications, photos or contacts, but it removes all of your preferences for the Wi - Fi, Bluetooth, do not disturb, Notifications, general, sounds, contact ID, brightness & wallpaper and privacy, so we will have to define these things upwards after this reset.

  Do this please go to settings > general > reset > reset all settings.

  If the behaviour continues or if you encounter difficulties, the entire community is here to help.
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  Hello! This is my first time posting but I had some problems lately with my iPhone while keeping a charge.

  So, this has started to happen a month ago (exactly one year after I bought my iPhone) and my battery drains just exponentially and evacuates it sometimes when I'm not using it and the internet is not on. For example I'll fully my phone until I fall asleep and I'll put it on airplane mode before going to sleep. By the time I wake up, the battery will be down to 60%. I do not use it during this time, I don't get notifications because all data and the internet is disabled. I do not understand why it is empty.

  Anyway, I've taken to the Apple store Genius bar twice now and they have not been able to fix it. They have tried to restore it... I did that before I went to the Apple store, but they decided to do it again and the second time the guy just told me to turn off all the background app refresh or anything I did but it we continue to attract.

  When I was at the Apple store, they also checked my battery and everything was normal. I got 100 below the number of average cycles since the age of my phone and the battery was in the green at 94%.

  I am really frustrated after two trips to the store person has managed to fix my phone and I have the impression that they will try to coax me to pay for something that won't fix my phone. Also if there is a problem with Apple hardware and nothing of what I've done so why should I pay for it when it started to happen at the level of the one-year mark. It's so boring, but if anyone else has had a similar situation for advice or assistance would be greatly appreciated.

  a4annalisa wrote:

  When I was at the Apple store, they also checked my battery and everything was normal. I got 100 below the number of average cycles since the age of my phone and the battery was in the green at 94%.

  I am really frustrated after two trips to the store person has managed to fix my phone and I have the impression that they will try to coax me to pay for something that won't fix my phone. Also if there is a problem with Apple hardware and nothing of what I've done so why should I pay for it when it started to happen at the level of the one-year mark.

  Yes that is exactly what they are trying to avoid. As you explained that you have visited it there twice to attempt to solve this problem, they could have offered to replace your battery for $79 that with your current battery showing 94% of its original capacity, that would not have done much for you at all.

  Have you been having problems with the reception of your carrier recently, when all this started happening? Were you see 1 or 2 points of service when you used to see 3 or 4? When you have restored your iPhone, you restore it as a new iPhone or restore a backup top later? Just try to refine some possibilities for the continuous emission.

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• Solution of as influenced by identityservices battery Drain / Messages

  iOS9 battery draining - in regards to the identityservices and Messages - affects IPhone, look at and OS X Devices

  Some people have problems with the battery drain on their iOS devices. We have two sets of iPhone (each a 6s +) / Watch combinations - each running the latest versions - 9.3.1 and 2.2 respectively. On watchmaking and the iPhone battery drain has been noticed about five days after the release of the 9.3.1. I took the devices in the genius bar - they have worked on them for three hours - have many things to watch - restored like new. They also have to reset all the settings on the IPhone - all to nothing does not. Both devices had abnormal battery drain. They agreed to leave the ticket open for problems not solved.

  I found a post that suggested the signing of all services. I tried on the first combination of iPhone and watch. It seemed clear the issue. I tried it a day later on the second phone - battery drain still very badly on the second set - it did not work. Tests showed that the watch itself (corresponding iPhone not tuned on) not not drain - drain you only while the iPhone is in. And the iPhone itself drained.

  Next step: I ran Xcode instruments on iPhone still questions. I ran the monitor of activity several times for different periods. Run the latest showed the system task: identityservices consuming more than 5 HOURS CPU time in a period of 9 hours sleep. Safe to say that the task system was draining the battery. The iOS log lists the iPhone that task in the form of your CPU time excessive - and that the thread, the cause is linked to a message store. I did more research and found that this system task seems to have created problems of battery in another version of the IOS too.

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  Regard to watches - we turn those and soon back on IPhones and see how they do. I'll post a report on those later in the day.

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  Error messages identityservicesd on OS X machines indicated that the error was associated with a particular 'ID of Machine' (not the same as the serial number appearing on). I'll see if I can track this number down to a specific device. I don't know how to find the Machine ID on the devices iOS - or watches also. Perhaps one of the devices was a problem - most likely turn off all devices and caches of posts offset by a reboot.

  I think that some people may have the same problem - but perhaps do not realize it because they are used for a certain battery life level - or maybe they don't have it not as bad. In any case, I don't think that this particular system should continue to work and consume high CPU when there is a problem.

  I hope this note helps people who seem to have battery problems. This isn't for everyone - I consider the following to determine if she could help.

  • Check your iOS log (settings |) Privacy | Diagnostics & use) for an entry that starts with: ExcResource_identityservicesd-2016-MM-DD...
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  • Turning off all IOS devices (and maybe your OS X devices too - not sure if this is necessary) and feed them back on one by one.
  • Simple - for us it was very efficient
  • My concern - this can happen again if the tasks system is not changed.

  My plan is to submit a bug report to Apple to document this behavior as son

  For reference, here is an example of messages that have been continuously (~ 5/s) being produced in the log of OS X console during periods of exhausting high battery.

  APR 17 20:31:20 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] received the message ID is empty, does not produce B4DAF3C4-515F-477B-943F-6CF3B92643BB com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys
  APR 17 20:31:20 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] No. broadcast you want to order 227 subject com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys - delete message with the B4DAF3C4-515F-477B-943F-6CF3B92643BB guid
  APR 17 20:31:41 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] received the message ID is empty, does not produce 9542E416-5CC5-4377-B3D6-BB1444BD7FBC com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys
  APR 17 20:31:41 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] No. broadcast you want to order 227 subject com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys - deleting message with guid 9542E416-5CC5-4377-B3D6-BB1444BD7FBC
  APR 17 20:31:41 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] received the message ID is empty, does not produce F9CE360D-9705-4DE6-8E5C-EBB930BCD62D com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys
  APR 17 20:31:41 identityservicesd XXX - MBP [288]: [warning] No. broadcast you want to order 227 subject com.apple.private.alloy.thumper.keys - delete message with the F9CE360D-9705-4DE6-8E5C-EBB930BCD62D guid

  I have this same problem on my iPhone running iOS 9.3.1 6. I have not noticed any additional drain on my Apple Watch if. My iPhone battery life was fine before today where he went from 100% to 0% after having not used 8 1/2 hours. The only thing I did differently from any other day, it's Add airtime to my phone (I use Tracfone prepaid service). But this type of battery drain is not never happened before.

  It doesn't look like my iPad 2 Air, MBPr 2014, and iMac 2013 (all updates running) seem to have no effect on my iPhone (and vice versa). My Apple Watch seems to have an effect minor on it, where the identityservices process will draw upward when the watch is connected at the start and then things will calm down back with occasional changes, but nothing drastic or "abnormal" (compared to the iPad).

  One thing I noticed is that my old Apple devices (a 2009 iMac and a MacBook Pro 2008) send the process identityservices on my iPhone skyrocket as soon as they are turned on and connected to the wifi, and then once they are off the process comes back down. And with the iPhone locked, connected to Wifi with Bluetooth, when you are connected to the activity of Instruments monitor. Turn my iPhone market again (several times) has not changed anything. Even after the phone is dead earlier battery drain is always the same.

  Thanks for all your advice! I'll try and see if I can get it working again "normal."

  I'll also try to restore my iPhone and set up as nine (do not restore backup) since I restored recently to go to a backup and thought he could have problems with the backup that I restored from the phone display incorrect numbers for the size of the backups and what was actually be saved. I will update this post to see if things change after restoring my iPhone.

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  Since the 1.70 BIOS update I noticed a couple battery draining.
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  If anyone else has noticed this?

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  I left the unit with the lid closed for 12 hours

  Cover does not mean that the unit is turned off completely.
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