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Nothing is more annoying than having to charge your phone for several hours before using it. You must be wondering why your battery runs out of power so quickly and needs to be recharged using a power source or power bank. It is recommended to look for potential causes of your phone’s rapid battery loss. This is because frequently charging it can harm your smartphone’s battery. The potential causes of your smartphone’s rapid battery drain are listed below.
1. Leaving background applications to run continuously.
You’ll be surprised to know that, whether or not you use your phone, many applications are running quietly. These background-running applications use more power, which over time depletes your battery. Even when you are not using them, background apps continue to work. These apps may include your calendar, WhatsApp, anti-virus, health, or VPN software for Android or iOS users. You should click on each application, put it to sleep, or click disable to make it inactive.
2. The excessive brightness of your phone screen.
Your brightness is the biggest drain on your battery. This is how your phone’s battery quickly depletes. Many people prefer their phones when they are the brightest, but they are unaware that this causes the battery to discharge more quickly. You should turn down the brightness on your smartphone to the absolute lowest to preserve battery life. To match your brightness, you can change the settings on your phone. This setting enables your phone to lower the brightness when it’s unnecessary and raise it when it is. You can activate the dark mode feature for people who have vision problems. This will increase battery life savings.
3. Leaving your phone data active all the time.
Your battery depletes more quickly when you use your phone for numerous online-related tasks or even late at night. To receive urgent notifications during the day, the majority of people leave their data on. Your battery life decreases as you receive more notifications. The more your phone is used, the more power it uses for active data usage, routine phone calls, hotspot connections, Wi-Fi, and other activities that keep it active.
4. Leaving mapping or location always active.
Without directly accessing them, location-tracking applications like Google Maps can still be used. They follow your every move and position. However, because they use more power, this has a significant impact on your battery. You can prevent this by deactivating the apps or disabling your location.
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