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cbdubs12 t1_j4ote7w wrote

A hard reset interrupts the processes that are running and restarts the device to the same state. It will not resolve this issue. Powering the device off entirely will purge temporary files and possibly resolve a software related issue.

Source: I am an ACiT that has directly observed and resolved this issue multiple times.

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Dazzling-Soil-8783 t1_j4orx0l wrote

It doesn’t really matter in the short term as it likely won’t affect the person who stole it. The person in here a week from now saying “help! I just bought this on Facebook marketplace…” is the one who’ll ultimately get it in the shorts. Not to say you shouldn’t lock it. You should. But if you’re thinking this will somehow rob the thief of their win, it’s unlikely to, unfortunately.

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ARandomPerson209834 t1_j4ok3p9 wrote

My iPhone SE 2020 (81% battery health, or max capacity at 1475 mAh out of 1821 mAh) drained 25% in 19 hours. That's 1.3% per hour. Theoretically it could last about 4 days of standby time.

Meanwhile the newer iPhone 13 Pro Max could last a couple weeks of standby time, and the older 5s will gulp down battery quicker.

It all depends on the model of your phone. Losing a percentage overnight is undoubtedly legitimate given the plus size of that phone and the battery health, however a 5~15% overnight drain is typical and completely acceptable. That said, leaving your phone to charge overnight is the best approach and saves you from unnecessary worries.

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ryansc0tt t1_j4odebs wrote

That will tell you the "health" of the battery, which you can already see under the battery menu in Settings. There is a separate "Battery Usage" diagnostic Apple support can run; which doesn't provide much additional information, but might be useful if the problem persists after a restore.

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