When you’re an avid iPhone user, constantly keeping your phone with you and using it for hours a day, your battery likely needs a recharge here and there.
Those who use their phone frequently can often relate to needing to charge their device multiple times a day, but sometimes, there are things other than the way they use their iPhone that can contribute to its battery draining. A lot of people tend to wonder what’s going on with their battery without looking a little deeper into the function of their phone, which can start in the settings. As it turns out, there’s one particular setting that can sneakily drain your iPhone’s battery life, and if you’re struggling to hold a charge, you should look into it ASAP. Read more about it below.
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1. Get Rid Of Streaming App Downloads
Most smartphone users are subscribed to at least one kind of streaming service, whether that be something like Spotify for music or Peacock for shows. Additionally, many users tend to have app versions of these platforms downloaded to their iPhones, where, with premium subscriptions, they can often download certain songs, episodes, or files to their device so they can watch them without service or WiFi. However, having too many of these downloaded files can take up a lot more space than you'd think.
"Downloading streaming media applications, including but not limited to Netflix, Spotify, YouTube, and podcast applications, is also a major cause of wasted space," explains tech pro Tomas Novosad. "Offline episodes, playlists, and videos stored in these applications are easily missed due to their location within each application vs. being located in the primary file management section."
