iPhone's latest system, iOS 14, is currently facing many issues, including bugs. Right now, iPhone users are reportedly suffering from massive battery drain after they upgraded their devices to iOS 14.
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So if you are also having this problem, remember that you are not alone, and Apple is currently fixing it for you. Many Apple users have reported that smartphones' battery life was significantly reduced with the latest system version.
“If you haven’t done the iOS 14 update; DONT DO IT. The battery drain is unbelievable. From 90% to 3% in one hour.” @Apple @AppleSupport @apple — pratish gupta (@pratishgupta16) September 28, 2020
iOS 14 killing my battery dawg — yofi (@Danqzzz) October 2, 2020
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iPhone is not the only product facing many issues; some people also complained that their Apple Swatches are having some issues after upgrading to watchOS 7, which was released along with iOS 14.
MacRumors reported that watch users are having problems with GPS data, saying that it is not properly recorded during their activities. Just like iPhone owners, they're also experiencing battery drain.
Other issues you might encounter
Apple confirmed that the iPhone and Apple Swatches could also face experience other issues. Here are some of them;
If you update your device to iOS 14.0 or watchOS 7.0, you might experience some of these.
-Health-related apps, such as Heart Rate, and the Activity, fails when they're launched on your Apple Watch.
-Your iPhone fails to launch or load the data of the Health app or The Fitness app.
-Inaccurate amount of data storage is reported by the Health app.
-Your Health app's environmental sound levels data or headphone audio levels are missing on your iPhone.
-iPhone and Apple Watch suffer from increased battery drain.
The company released a support document, stating that it will address the problems this week. However, Apple didn't provide a solution in the document. On the other hand, the giant tech manufacturer explained that if the users experience the mentioned issues, it is advisable that they unpair their watch and iPhone, back them up, clear the data, and restore them from back up.
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Written by Giuliano J. de Leon
