iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus users that have dealt with the battery percentage bug will be happy to know that Apple's currently working on a fix for it.
On it's support page that was updated last week, Apple acknowledges the problem's existence and reassures those affected, saying it's "investigating the cause and a solution." A temporary solution involves restarting the phone, then heading to Settings > General > Date & Time and turning on the "Set Automatically" setting.
The battery percentage bug occurs when someone manually changes the time on their phone or they change time zones while traveling. The battery's percentage will not update, resulting in people being unaware of how much battery life they have left. If you run into the issue again, but haven't change the time or time zone, you're encouraged to contact Apple Support.
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On it's support page that was updated last week, Apple acknowledges the problem's existence and reassures those affected, saying it's "investigating the cause and a solution." A temporary solution involves restarting the phone, then heading to Settings > General > Date & Time and turning on the "Set Automatically" setting.
The battery percentage bug occurs when someone manually changes the time on their phone or they change time zones while traveling. The battery's percentage will not update, resulting in people being unaware of how much battery life they have left. If you run into the issue again, but haven't change the time or time zone, you're encouraged to contact Apple Support.
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