Is your iPhone’s battery draining faster after update? Here’s what Apple says to do


The release included a slew of updates includes new emoji, a long-awaited Face ID mask feature, camera updates and even a new voice for Siri. But even with those new updates, Apple users are questioning why it seems their battery is rapidly decreasing. — Car photo created by rawpixel.com - www.freepik.com

Days after Apple dropped its newest update, users are finding that iOS 15.4 may be draining their batteries.

“iOS 15.4 battery drain is absolutely ridiculous,” wrote one frustrated Twitter user after the March 14 release of the update.

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