İOS 26 beta battery %1

The Revolut app was written and tested for iOS 18, not iOS 26. If it doesn't work it's up to Revolut to fix the issues and release it when iOS 26 is released. This is precisely why you should never install the beta versions on your primary device. If you can no longer access your banking app, well...

Are you specifically trying to use the new arm64e enhanced security that we enabled with iOS 26 beta? For more on that, see Enabling enhanced security for your app. The reason I ask is that arm64e on iOS was previously limited to folks creating a third-party browser engine using BrowserKit. But it sounds like you’re not in that business at all. If I’m right, then my advice is to disable arm64e until App Store Connect is set up to receive iOS 26 beta submissions. In the past that’s happened at the Release Candidate stage, although I can’t make concrete statements as to what’ll happen this year. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

I'm having major battery drain issues with both iOS 9GM and watchOS2GM. Previous 3 betas in each had great battery life. My iPhone 6 was 100% at 7:00 this morning and down to 35% at 13:30.

I'm really unexpected, it's really beta? it's smooth and only sometimes to get a glitch. first time I'm using beta, on iOS 7 it's really full of bugs. But, I had to admit iOS 14 beta really smooth, but the battery really make me crazy.

iOS 11 is a beta right now - many times betas have different power management code than release versions so it is common for battery life to be less than normal.

I couldn’t replicate the issue on a physical device using iOS 26 beta 1. It would be helpful if you can please provide a focused sample project, the OS version, and the build environment to reproduce it. If you're not familiar with preparing a test project, take a look at Creating a test project.

The latest updates of what? iOS 18 or iOS 26? Which version is causing an issue? Information like this is really important. It's like saying, My car has a problem. People are naturally going to ask what's wrong with your car. Just, please, provide more relevant information in future so we don't have to ask. If it's iOS 26 Developer beta, then you must know that the betas include various processes that that are not present in the public releases. These processes run in the background to log things, record system issues etc. In short, the betas run more processes than the final version runs, and it is expected that your phone will run more processes, which in turn means it may run hotter and your battery life may be adversely affected. If you feel it's unusual, then feel free to raise an issue in the usual way, by raising a feedback report at: https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ and post the FB number here. Remember to provide rel