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fmaldeco t1_j1dy33e wrote
Reply to comment by Messipepsi30 in Warm & Heat-up on 14 pro by Messipepsi30
It has happened when it's been plugged to my car via USB, while using music / Whatsapp / Instagram
Dougle_07 t1_j1dxvim wrote
Reply to comment by Shadowfalx in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
4 years working at apple as a Mac tech, thousands of appointments, I know what I’m talking about.
Your difficulty in understanding what I’ve been saying (that the battery percentage and message are related but not mutually exclusive) does not mean I’m wrong. Thank you though
Lazarbeam-- t1_j1dxi1b wrote
Reply to comment by Fadexz_ in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
We can read
Messipepsi30 OP t1_j1dxcux wrote
Reply to comment by fmaldeco in Warm & Heat-up on 14 pro by Messipepsi30
Which apps specifically makes yours warm/heat up? For me, Youtube & Reddit does not heat up at all surprisingly. Whereas instagram, facebook, business suite apps makes it warm to the touch.
Dfu did not work in your case? I was considering a dfu restore.
Trickybuz93 t1_j1dx5m4 wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
It literally tells you in the picture you posted…
ksavage68 t1_j1dwtsp wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Get your battery replaced at local phone repair shop. Cost 60 bucks.
goedmonton t1_j1dwf4q wrote
Reply to comment by FortySix47 in Always on display not an option by FortySix47
Don’t worry, your not missing out on much. It’s not very well implemented
ninety6days t1_j1dvzom wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Seeing as it says it's the battery and explains exactly what the problem is, I'm going to assume it's a WiFi issue.
JFC, how do these people dress themselves in the morning.
Shadowfalx t1_j1dvws7 wrote
Reply to comment by Dougle_07 in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
You're wrong. These shouldn't occur at 80%. Apple recommends replacement at 80%, that doesn't mean the battery is unable to provide the necessary amperage at 80%.
You are doubling down because you don't want to be wrong, it's okay to be wrong.
whyarebee t1_j1dvro1 wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
I think the battery was unable to deliver the necessary peak power.
EnteiCosmos t1_j1dvon0 wrote
Reply to comment by NODA5 in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Never had a phone pull performance at 85%. At 73% was my personal experience but aside from that? Nope. I can maybe see that happening on the SE 1st gen with its tiny battery though.
Available-Control993 t1_j1dvlcp wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Your battery is old as hell lol it’s time to replace your phone battery.
Dougle_07 t1_j1dusrf wrote
Reply to comment by Shadowfalx in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Again no. I said that generally these messages start appearing at/below 80%. The alternative, seeing this message above 80% is indicative of an unexpected hardware failure. In OP’s case, that distinction would be important in how serious to take this message.
Repulsive_Fortune_45 t1_j1duphp wrote
Reply to Always on display not an option by FortySix47
There are numerous ways to emulate it. Here's one i liked to use: https://youtu.be/j7sr5XdvB0U
paulaumetro t1_j1dumse wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Is your phone really cold? This can reduce a battery's ability to deliver power or for the charger to work.
[deleted] t1_j1dui3r wrote
Reply to comment by luchod in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
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freediverx01 t1_j1duhko wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Your battery is old and worn out. iOS is throttling performance to maintain stability. If they didn’t do that, your phone would be shutting down randomly. Get a new battery.
EshuMarneedi t1_j1du5pf wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Read the picture you posted
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Jumpy-Ad-2105 t1_j1du2ph wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Check your battery health
DarthMauly t1_j1du296 wrote
Reply to comment by redoctoberz in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
To be fair this isn’t technology skills, it’s reading comprehension.
letinmore t1_j1dtxw8 wrote
Reply to What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
Use Coconut Battery on a Mac to check the actual battery life, then you can decide if replacing it now or later.
redoctoberz t1_j1dtvxa wrote
Reply to comment by DarthMauly in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
> asking the customer to read the full message on the screen/ screen sharing and reading it for them.
Makes sense due to roughly 2/3 of the population having poor to zero technology skills
Shadowfalx t1_j1dtm27 wrote
Reply to comment by Dougle_07 in What caused this? by TrashAtEverything_
What does this message say?
I'm pretty sure it says that performance was affected. Thus, you are arguing with yourself. You are saying Apple gives these messages when the phones performance is affected by decreased battery capacity at 80%, yet that battery capacity isn't affected until less than 80%.
NoSoulRequired OP t1_j1dydp5 wrote
Reply to comment by thesecretswim in Battery replacement nightmare by NoSoulRequired
Apple really won’t fix the battery now yes.. not 100% on anything else.