Tono_Rodriguez wrote:
Are these the ones? Thanks
- As suspected and guessed in my original post, Instagram is your top consumer in the latest screenshot. This seems to be a common contributor to battery drain. You can test with removing the app and using the web version for a day to see if it makes a difference.
- WhatsApp is out of control spending more time with background processes than what you are actually using the app for. I don't know if there is a cumulative affect of using both the individual and business app.
- It is unusual to see Mail consuming that much battery, so I would check to see if you can update the Fetch Schedule. Mail Account that do not support the Push Notification rely on a Fetch Schedule to check for new emails.
Add and remove email accounts on iPhone – Apple Support (MY)
You will see each of those 4 Meta apps being updated as much as 13 times every month, so you are getting about 52 updates downloaded to your device every month. There has been many articles written on the battery usage of Meta apps that you can find with a web search. They affect both Apple and Android devices and even Google has called out Meta for their excessive battery use. Users that have a larger Social Graph seem to be most affected. The Social Graph is based on the number of friends, posts, users who commented on posts and content of those posts, friends of friends. This is where they get their info to sell to advertisers resulting in posting $51 billion dollars in just the last quarter for using an app that is free. You are the product being sold and that is just their business model.
