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- There have been several complaints that Apple's latest iPhone update, iOS 15.4, has been draining phone batteries.
- After facing Twitter's wrath over the glitch, Apple has responded, saying "It's normal for your apps and features to need to adjust up to 48 hours after an update." The company added that you should contact support if you're still having battery issues after two days.
- One tech expert told Best Life Online "Installing a new operating system on an iPhone triggers a lot of stuff to go on in the background that can go on for hours or even days.
- A Tech Radar expert offered a quick fix for the issue, saying that restarting your phone could resolve the problem.