“iPhone 16 pro”

I disabled mobile data completely and enabled power saving mode and Wi-Fi and the battery drainage/leaking stopped completely for me. I am testing iOS 9 beta 1 on my iPhone 6. Now it's been in standby mode that way for 1 hour and 14 minutes and have dropped only 1 %. I've already reported it to Apple.Any one else that can try the same thing on their devices?Cheers!

Yes, I am going to charge it to 100% now and enable 2G and see what happens with it. Seems like it has something to do with mobile data enabled and maybe the 3G/4G? Or just having mobile data enabled at all.. At least on my iPhone 6 128GB.

I have the same problem only its the local storage of my phone. SHows i have used all 113GB! When in reality its only:17.2 GB14.0 GB2.8 GB.....bunch of mb but nothing really adds up

my phone is 100% charged now an i have 3G/4G disabled.i try this an keep an status update here :-)

It works for me, my friend says it causes his phone to crash

Maybe wait for the Introducing On Demand Resources session today at 4:30 before passing judgement. More details will likely come to light.I agree that for some use cases it won't work. For example my main app is normally used out in the bush where there's no cell service. But the vast majority of users (particularly phones) do normally have always-on Internet to some degree, so it will make sense for many apps.

While I agree it makes sense for a lot of apps, my concern is that customers will end up being against it in so many cases that developers will then just not use it, and I don't want to see that happen. A simple on/off switch for the user to decide solves the entire problem.I am indeed looking forward to that session today, but wasn't aware of it until I watched the thinning session this morning (which was after I posted).This mornings session actually has me even more concerned over what sounds like a lot of download, flush, re-download cycles eating into people's limited data plans. So even those with always on connections, might dislike the operation due to the fact that many phone companies treat a byte of data like the most valuable resource in the world and cost it accordingly.

No it will not, this is an issue with Beta 1.I've restored even my iPhone on iOS 9 and it still doesnt work. I did everything possible but its a no go. Beta 1, even though it mirrors the phone, is unable to Send as SMS like the iphone does. Prior to Beta 1 it was working so not sure what or why they change in order for this feature to break.

It works! I receive my iPhone notifications.Unpair your Watch and restore it! 😉

same here iPhone 6 plus battery is horrendous. But my iPad air 2 is actually the same it wad on iOS 8 which is great easily last a day just the iPhone with the issues