Battery draining fast? Learn how to discover the apps that spend the most!

Finding out which apps drain your cell phone’s battery the most is one of the ways to make it last longer. How about identifying your cell phone habits? Both Android and iPhones (iOS) have tools that allow the user to find out which apps are draining the device’s battery.

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As tools show the consumption of each resource, whether the phone has the screen on or off, in the last few days. On Android phones, it is possible to access the battery usage since the last full charge or the data of the last seven days. On the iPhone, you can see data from the last 24 hours and the last ten days.

In addition, both systems allow you to see the percentage and time in minutes that each application was being used and was draining the battery. The tools also allow users to configure resources to control their usage and make the load last longer.

How to see which app is consuming battery?

To check which apps are killing your phone, it’s very quick and simple. On iPhones, just go to “Settings” and click on “Battery”. Then scroll down the page and see the list of apps that consume the most power.

On Android, open the “Settings” menu and select “Device and battery assistance”. Click on “Battery” and scroll down the page until the list of apps appears.

In any case, as the manufacturers of cell phones can make small changes to the system, it is possible that the way to get to this option on your cell phone is a little different, varying from brand to brand.

How to save?

Saw the list of apps and want to know how you can make a good economy power? Here are seven tips that can be adopted on both iPhones and Android to keep your phone running longer!

• Reduce the brightness of your cell phone screen;
• Activate the night mode of the operating system;
• Close background apps;
• Activate the “Energy Saving” mode;
• Turn off Bluetooth when not in use;
• Put it in “Airplane Mode”;
• Limit location access to when the app is open.