have you guys ever had the problem like
this so you're using your iPhone
normally and then your battery
percentage drops suddenly and really
rapidly so you go from like eighty
percent to 40 in just couple of seconds
which you know cannot be right I mean
you definitely know something is going
on in this video I'm gonna explain to
you what exactly is going on inside of
your phone and what you can do to fix it
so there are a couple of things you may
try out in order to fix this problem so
let's just get started
I probably also gets right that you have
an older iPhone like an iPhone 6 6s or
iPhone se iPhone 5s these kind of all
our iPhones usually tend to have
problems with these and let me tell you
why it is likely that your iPhone had
undergone is some sort of battery
replacement whether it was because you
only wanted to you or you just went out
and bought an iPhone which already have
the battery replaced so every time you
see a southern battery drop a southern
drop of the percentage like 400% to
about 60 or so of course it's not a real
thing it's not like your iPhone is being
drained so much the thing that's going
on is that at the battery or the
percentage that you can see on the
screen is actually not right and it
doesn't show the correct number so it
can very easily happen that you reaches
0% then your phone shuts off
automatically and then you are able to
turn it on you can see it has like 20%
or something so clearly it's not right
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video right now this problem is referred
as battery miss calibration which a lot
of times happens like I said after
battery replacement it means that the
battery is of course not
calibrated correctly and that means or
ends up in showing you the wrong numbers
so what can you do about it obviously
the first thing to do is to calibrate it
and this is actually the correct
solution but how exactly can you do it
and based on the searches that people do
some people just try to
I'm the app store and search for some
sort of software which will allow you to
calibrate the battery correctly which I
didn't find to be very I mean it doesn't
really work you are only able to find
some apps like battery doctors which
will show you the usage of your battery
which doesn't really help you that much
do you have to do is like a process
which consists of a couple of steps the
first step is to charge your phone to
100% while you are doing it just make
sure not to play around with the phone
or anything just keep it as it is and
simply connect it to the charger and
wait although the phone reaches hundred
percent once you are fine with that it
just disconnected and keep using a bi
phone normally this is like the second
step and use it until it drains
completely until the phone physically
turns off and after that the third step
is to try turning it on if you are able
to turn it back on after your phone had
died then it means that there are still
some juice left in the side of the
battery and if the phone let's say that
it turns on it has 30% you keep using it
and then wait and do the same thing
until it actually turns off if you are
then able to turn it back on just keep
doing the very same thing over and over
again until your phone is not able to
turn it on or not able to be used
anymore which means that you really got
to the end to a zero percent of the
battery no it's not you can see that
your battery has 0% in the really has
and really is empty battery inside of
your phone of course this is where it's
like United so the phone things that it
has 0% but it really has whereas before
when it turns off the phone the thought
that it was at the end of the battery at
the end of the power even though there
was some power left in that case if you
just simply put it under under the
charger it would charge it up but but
again the battery percentage would be
incorrect so it would just keep going on
and on so that's why you have to
calibrate it this way so like I say a
lot of times the problem occurs after
battery
placement but there are plenty of cases
where the problem actually appears after
a major I was update which is great that
of the older devices still get software
updates but on the other hand it can
really mess up some essential parts or
essential functions of your phone so in
case this is your problem if you just
recently downloaded some sort of new iOS
version and this may be your problem
so hopefully this method actually fixed
your problem and if you did just let me
know down below in the comments what
exactly happened and how exactly did you
end up fixing this issue or what was the
cause of this or just let me know
anything you want to say about it so
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