An issue apparently triggered by the new iPadOS 15.4 update has been fixed by an update for the iPhone and iPad.
Some users have complained of rapid battery drainage after they downloaded 15.4 to their device. According to Apple, 15.4.1 should stop that from happening.
After a week after the release of Apple's new software, it began to respond to battery-related complaints. We will be happy to help. It is normal for your apps and features to need to be adjusted up to 48 hours after an update.
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It's not clear why the 15.4 update caused rapid battery drainage for some users. Apple didn't reveal how many people contacted it about the issue, but it did say that the issue was serious enough to be addressed in a timely manner.
Thursday's update resolves the battery issue, as well as fixes a bug where Made for iPhone hearing devices may lose connection with some third-party apps.
It's the emergence of problems like these that cause many mobile users to hold back from installing an update to the operating system, preferring instead to wait a few weeks until any issues have been fixed. It seems that the battery issue is the main problem to have appeared, and so with that now fixed, anyone holding back can be more confident about installing 15.4.
It's in your best interest to install it as soon as you can because it addresses an important security issue.
Go to settings and follow the prompts.
Digital Trends is a comprehensive guide that will show you more about the features of iOS 15.
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