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Actually really insightful tips, some I wasn’t even aware of. Really liked how you explained each part in-depth with an actual reason instead of using a phrase of “I used to work for Apple” as I’ve seen some other creators do.
Great video bro so I have a question about the Baking soda and vinegar apps. So I got them after listening to this video, and enabled everything that AI was suppose to on my iPhone 14 plus. However, when I am going into RUclips videos, I am still getting adds. Everything is enabled. Is their anything i need to do more or just let the apps run their course. I am still seeing adds that I was seeing even RUclips adds before i even downloaded the apps. If you could pease let me know what more I need to do that would bee great.
@@Slimothy yes. I did but,, I did enter just like what I would do in RUclips. I was watching videos from RUclips, and adds kept popping up, so what I may need to do then is just go through Safari. All the extensions are added big time hahaha. Any other pointers just let me know. I will take it to heart. Thanks man!!
@@benjaminbrown5245 Yeah man as long as you’re in Safari on RUclips’s website it should work just if it’s enabled. You might have extensions disabled in private browsing if you’re in private mode. If that doesn’t work reach out to the devs they’ll be able to help. If you install the adblockers I mentioned in the video and enable them, those will also block the ads so you technically wouldn’t need vinegar or baking soda
Hey Slim! Gotta question for ya. I use my phone as a hotspot as I’m remote and there’s no wifi available. What’s using more of my battery than that is something called “Web”. I don’t have an app by that name- any idea what that could be and what I should do? Thanks!
That’s weird, I hadn’t heard of that one or seen it. My guess is that it’s a glitched safari tab if you have one. Might be worth it to close all safari tabs and then clear cache/cookies etc in Settings and see if that fixes
Not true. Anyone who told you that is a liar. I know of 1 big RUclipsr who says it and it’s disgraceful. I kept significant location off for 5+ years and OBC always worked. I recently turned significant location back on and OBC still works as well. So it makes no difference if it’s on or off. OBC will work either way.
@@f9fad Yes! I used to keep both of those off and OBC works flawlessly. Takes a month or two to learn when you sleep though. Brandon Butch and a couple other RUclipsrs unfortunately lied and said that you have to have those on for it to work so I get questions about this all the time. But no those don’t have to be on for OBC to work.
@@f9fad Those both turned on automatically when my phone had a catastrophic failure back on iOS 17 Beta 3. (I made a video about that beta as well). I didn’t even notice until recently that those toggled on. However I left them on this time as a test. I’m giving them a try. So far I haven’t noticed massive battery depletion with them on.
i just got my iphone 14 pro, and how its possible that i’ve lost 50% in 2 hours of using it ??? i have no idea whats going on, i think i tried everything to fix this 😩
Watch our video on how to properly restart the phone. It’s probably doing background tasks. Actually, you should watch all our battery videos. Give it a week it should be better
You said that u charge it at night and it gets up to 100% optimized battery charging. So, did you charge it till 100% or not? Or did u charge it till 80% and unplug it? Sorry English is not my first language. So i am kinda confused Anyway, i watched all ur videos about iphone battery.. thanks
I listened and changed my settings like you said and it’s been a couple days now. I don’t think it really helped because this night I lost 14% and it has been like that normally. I don’t think it’s normal. I got my IPhone 13 for Christmas btw. Can you help?😀
I don’t have enof info from what you just said but your phone is probably indexing files that can take a few days. Restart the phone that can also help and make sure you don’t have any garbage apps like Facebook or TikTok on there those track you and can waste battery
No you’re not wiping the phone. Just reboot it. You can google the model of your phone + reboot and instructions should pop up for your model of phone. Usually just pressing the side buttons in a particular order it’ll say Slide to Power Off. Slide it. Wait 5 mins. Then hold the side button again and it’ll boot back up
If you turn that off you'd probably have to keep notifications on for most of the apps and keep sounds turned on. I agree vibration turned off will save battery life, but at the cost of possibly missing notifications when on Silent. Me personally, I keep my phone on silent 24/7 so that would be a no-go.
Not many people know this, but apples privacy is a complete lie, absolutely everything is being tracked and monitored and you can only limit it, not fully stop it, if I wanted to limit it more I would disable all location services, but even then, do you trust that they are disabled?
"Close apps you're not using"? NOOOOOO. Absolutely not. That kills so much more battery than if you were to keep them open in the back. You mean to tell me just keeping them open in the background kills more battery than your phone having to reload the entire application from scratch every single time you open it? Nope. Keep them all open, believe me.
Unfortunately Dorian, that is not the case. For most people, closing the apps is going to save on battery as well as preserve privacy. I’ve run Wireshark and other network monitoring tools and found that even apps that were not open in the foreground continue to submit data to various servers. This wastes battery life and can compromise your privacy. Closing the apps stops this. Especially location based apps! They continue to use the GPS chip even when you’re not using the app. Google Maps and Waze are prime examples. CLOSE THESE always, when finished. On top of this, opening a well-optimized app does not take as much battery life as most other RUclipsrs want you to believe. Trust me, I’ve built a few myself and you can monitor battery usage within XCode. Unless you’re literally closing the app, and within 10 seconds, opening the same app, (which would be a pretty dumb thing to do), it’s recommended to just close the apps. It’s easier for everyone to follow. Whenever someone has a problem with their phone one common denominator is that they’re clueless and have 50+ apps open at once. Craziness. Data mining companies LOVE them.
@@Slimothy If people followed your previous tips, and turned off their location services for apps that don't need to have them on, then your whole point about the apps continuing to take your data even in the background is pointless because you would've already turned that feature off, plus you have the whole "Ask app not to track" pop up that comes up every time you open an app for the first time. Having those two things combined means that even in the background, apps won't constantly be submitting your data anywhere because they won't have access to it. Therefore, you can keep the apps open in the background without risk and save a ton of battery life. Speaking from experience here.
@@RespiteofChampions That is also wholly incorrect. I am hoping you’re making this up and not getting this info from another RUclips channel lol. If they turn location off for most apps that’s fine. The ones they keep location ON are still an issue. If you use them you must close them otherwise it continues to waste battery and uses your GPS chip. So you’re wrong there. And “ask apps not to track” has nothing to do with that. You need to go to Apple’s website and read what that does. It simply forces the apps to not use a unique identifier to track your behavior across other apps. It does not stop trackers at all. Apps can use IP trackers and other cookies all they want 🤣 I work in cybersecurity and cyber forensics for a day job so this is very basic stuff to me. Funny when random kids with RUclips accounts start spewing random comments with false info. It’s not good for anyone bro! Listen to the pros.
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Actually really insightful tips, some I wasn’t even aware of. Really liked how you explained each part in-depth with an actual reason instead of using a phrase of “I used to work for Apple” as I’ve seen some other creators do.
I do my best! Glad you enjoyed! Cheers
A big thank you for the video! One of the best, if not the best video on RUclips on how to save battery.
Glad to help! Cheers
How about the adapter using for charging ?.. can i know ?.. thanks anyway for the video ,, great jobs ..
I use the Apple 20W fast charger
Very good tips and tricks as always!!!! ❤
Thank you! 💙🤗
This is perfect . I still can't understand how this video only has 200 views, it should be more like 200k views but anyways man thanks for these tips
Thanks for the kind words! Glad to help even if it's just a small number of people. Cheers man 💯
Thank u
Great video
Thanks!
Great video bro so I have a question about the Baking soda and vinegar apps. So I got them after listening to this video, and enabled everything that AI was suppose to on my iPhone 14 plus. However, when I am going into RUclips videos, I am still getting adds. Everything is enabled. Is their anything i need to do more or just let the apps run their course. I am still seeing adds that I was seeing even RUclips adds before i even downloaded the apps. If you could pease let me know what more I need to do that would bee great.
Are you in Safari or RUclips app? You can’t block ads in the RUclips app. If you’re in Safari, make sure you enabled the extensions in Settings
@@Slimothy yes. I did but,, I did enter just like what I would do in RUclips. I was watching videos from RUclips, and adds kept popping up, so what I may need to do then is just go through Safari. All the extensions are added big time hahaha. Any other pointers just let me know. I will take it to heart. Thanks man!!
@@benjaminbrown5245 Yeah man as long as you’re in Safari on RUclips’s website it should work just if it’s enabled. You might have extensions disabled in private browsing if you’re in private mode. If that doesn’t work reach out to the devs they’ll be able to help. If you install the adblockers I mentioned in the video and enable them, those will also block the ads so you technically wouldn’t need vinegar or baking soda
thanks very helpful
does setting time zone better off when not travelling?
Doesn't make much difference, if it did we'd have mentioned it! You can turn it off if you don't travel much. But we keep it on.
Thank you
Cheers
Hey Slim! Gotta question for ya. I use my phone as a hotspot as I’m remote and there’s no wifi available. What’s using more of my battery than that is something called “Web”. I don’t have an app by that name- any idea what that could be and what I should do? Thanks!
That’s weird, I hadn’t heard of that one or seen it. My guess is that it’s a glitched safari tab if you have one. Might be worth it to close all safari tabs and then clear cache/cookies etc in Settings and see if that fixes
@@Slimothy did as you suggested. “Web” currently not showing. Let’s see how the drainage goes… thanks!
@@unificent cheers!
How can we maintain charging btw 20-60 %. Practically it’s impossible
Depends on your lifestyle. Charge when at your desk working, etc
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Heyyy what’s the wallpaper you’re using ?
is it true that significant location needed to turn on for optimized battery charging to work?
Not true. Anyone who told you that is a liar. I know of 1 big RUclipsr who says it and it’s disgraceful. I kept significant location off for 5+ years and OBC always worked. I recently turned significant location back on and OBC still works as well. So it makes no difference if it’s on or off. OBC will work either way.
thanks will i notice a battery difference when i turned off?
@@Tristan_Santillan turning significant location off could save you a tiny bit of battery life over a long period of time
okayy thankss slim!
Should I turn on/off automatic brightness on my iPhone 14 pro to save battery life?
Off as long as you keep your brightness level just above the first sun ray in control center.
Great tips thanks.
As soon I did these things on my iPhone 14 pro max, the battery percentage which was 66 percent remained for haft an hour
Nice!
Is it okay to charge it every night ? And full it up to 100
Yes of course just keep Optimized Battery Charging on
@@Slimothydoes it work when system customisation and significant location off?
@@f9fad Yes! I used to keep both of those off and OBC works flawlessly. Takes a month or two to learn when you sleep though. Brandon Butch and a couple other RUclipsrs unfortunately lied and said that you have to have those on for it to work so I get questions about this all the time. But no those don’t have to be on for OBC to work.
@@Slimothy i see. but i saw on your latest video that you turn on those two.
@@f9fad Those both turned on automatically when my phone had a catastrophic failure back on iOS 17 Beta 3. (I made a video about that beta as well). I didn’t even notice until recently that those toggled on. However I left them on this time as a test. I’m giving them a try. So far I haven’t noticed massive battery depletion with them on.
I thought 60-80% was the sweet spot for the battery or is that outdated data ?
I guess outdated, I’m not sure. I had never heard of that percentage range being ideal since it’s on the higher side
i just got my iphone 14 pro, and how its possible that i’ve lost 50% in 2 hours of using it ??? i have no idea whats going on, i think i tried everything to fix this 😩
Watch our video on how to properly restart the phone. It’s probably doing background tasks. Actually, you should watch all our battery videos. Give it a week it should be better
You said that u charge it at night and it gets up to 100% optimized battery charging. So, did you charge it till 100% or not? Or did u charge it till 80% and unplug it?
Sorry English is not my first language. So i am kinda confused
Anyway, i watched all ur videos about iphone battery.. thanks
Leave OBC on, it goes to 80. Holds till when I wake up and then it's at 100% for when I wake.
@@Slimothy thank you so much🙏
I listened and changed my settings like you said and it’s been a couple days now. I don’t think it really helped because this night I lost 14% and it has been like that normally. I don’t think it’s normal. I got my IPhone 13 for Christmas btw. Can you help?😀
I don’t have enof info from what you just said but your phone is probably indexing files that can take a few days. Restart the phone that can also help and make sure you don’t have any garbage apps like Facebook or TikTok on there those track you and can waste battery
@@Slimothy By restating, do you mean that I need to turn the phone off and on? Btw I don’t have TikTok
@@Mr.Jakubski Yes a full restart of the phone can help for sure
@@Slimothy on settings right? But do I need to write all my codes and emails and Apple ID and all of that over again?
No you’re not wiping the phone. Just reboot it. You can google the model of your phone + reboot and instructions should pop up for your model of phone. Usually just pressing the side buttons in a particular order it’ll say Slide to Power Off. Slide it. Wait 5 mins. Then hold the side button again and it’ll boot back up
Thank you broo🥹🙏🤍
The most pro tip to max your battery life - accessibility-touch-vibration and turn it off.
If you turn that off you'd probably have to keep notifications on for most of the apps and keep sounds turned on. I agree vibration turned off will save battery life, but at the cost of possibly missing notifications when on Silent. Me personally, I keep my phone on silent 24/7 so that would be a no-go.
Philippines is so got Right noe even if your inside of the house with no sunlight Rip iPhone battery life mines got 92 now😂
Facts you need that AC to cool it down to 68° F 🤣
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Not many people know this, but apples privacy is a complete lie, absolutely everything is being tracked and monitored and you can only limit it, not fully stop it, if I wanted to limit it more I would disable all location services, but even then, do you trust that they are disabled?
You can use wireshark and other network/packet sniffing tools to see what is and isn’t being transmitted if you’re worried or don’t trust Apple.
"Close apps you're not using"? NOOOOOO. Absolutely not. That kills so much more battery than if you were to keep them open in the back. You mean to tell me just keeping them open in the background kills more battery than your phone having to reload the entire application from scratch every single time you open it? Nope. Keep them all open, believe me.
Unfortunately Dorian, that is not the case. For most people, closing the apps is going to save on battery as well as preserve privacy. I’ve run Wireshark and other network monitoring tools and found that even apps that were not open in the foreground continue to submit data to various servers. This wastes battery life and can compromise your privacy. Closing the apps stops this. Especially location based apps! They continue to use the GPS chip even when you’re not using the app. Google Maps and Waze are prime examples. CLOSE THESE always, when finished. On top of this, opening a well-optimized app does not take as much battery life as most other RUclipsrs want you to believe. Trust me, I’ve built a few myself and you can monitor battery usage within XCode. Unless you’re literally closing the app, and within 10 seconds, opening the same app, (which would be a pretty dumb thing to do), it’s recommended to just close the apps. It’s easier for everyone to follow. Whenever someone has a problem with their phone one common denominator is that they’re clueless and have 50+ apps open at once. Craziness. Data mining companies LOVE them.
@@Slimothy If people followed your previous tips, and turned off their location services for apps that don't need to have them on, then your whole point about the apps continuing to take your data even in the background is pointless because you would've already turned that feature off, plus you have the whole "Ask app not to track" pop up that comes up every time you open an app for the first time. Having those two things combined means that even in the background, apps won't constantly be submitting your data anywhere because they won't have access to it. Therefore, you can keep the apps open in the background without risk and save a ton of battery life. Speaking from experience here.
@@RespiteofChampions That is also wholly incorrect. I am hoping you’re making this up and not getting this info from another RUclips channel lol. If they turn location off for most apps that’s fine. The ones they keep location ON are still an issue. If you use them you must close them otherwise it continues to waste battery and uses your GPS chip. So you’re wrong there. And “ask apps not to track” has nothing to do with that. You need to go to Apple’s website and read what that does. It simply forces the apps to not use a unique identifier to track your behavior across other apps. It does not stop trackers at all. Apps can use IP trackers and other cookies all they want 🤣 I work in cybersecurity and cyber forensics for a day job so this is very basic stuff to me. Funny when random kids with RUclips accounts start spewing random comments with false info. It’s not good for anyone bro! Listen to the pros.