u/Towhidabid

I have a new iPhone 17PM with 15 cycles of usage and been charging with 20-80 rule. after charging my phone Sometimes when i turn off the device and turn it back on i see the phone got charged to 83/82/85 as it shows. Which leads me to thinking that iOS doesn’t know the battery capacity of this new device properly.

How can i do it in an easy way?
I tried getting below 20% like 12-15% and charging back to 100% but it didn’t help. Any helpful advice or methods will be appreciated. Thanks.

As much as love using it making small shortcuts of toggles of baked in the settings of ios. Every time i try to make anything advanced or try to automate anything i feel like i stepped into a programming language app or something and end up either closing it or sometimes try to google it if something like that made by some kind user.

I appreciate iOS mostly for the simplicity and usability for the users. If they did something with shortcuts and simplify using it that’d be really nice. (And im not talking about baking chatgpt or siri in that like they’re trying to do in iOS 27).

Samsung did something like this quite a few years ago it’s called “routine” or something like that. Although I didn’t use that much but their approach was a bit friendlier and easy to understand how things should be done.

Meta apps like Facebook (which i mainly use) instagram are a few of the poorest optimized apps in all mainstream social apps. From abnormal power drain, unusual cache accumulation, getting abnormally hot randomly to every sort other issues. For now i just restrained myself from using any of these two in my iPhone 17PM. And it’s not good in android as well. But they offer facebook lite (but nothing like that for instagram) as an alternative option which is quite awesome and properly optimized. But nothing like that exists in iOS. Since both of these apps doesn’t come with a clear cache button. All we can do is disabling autoplay and implement data saver to in facebook and instagram don’t offer this much. Should i just keep it away from my device or there’s a better way to use these apps?

I know it’s a bit of a different issue that gets discussed less in this sub but this is what I’ve observed from owning an iPhone for last 2 years. TIA.

Meta apps like Facebook (which i mainly use) instagram are a few of the poorest optimized apps in all mainstream social apps. From abnormal battery drain, unusual cache accumulation, getting abnormally hot randomly to every sort other issues. For now i just restrained myself from using any of these two in my iPhone 17PM. And it’s not good in android as well. But they offer facebook lite (but nothing like that for instagram) as an alternative option which is quite awesome and properly optimized. But nothing like that exists in iOS. Since both of these apps doesn’t come with a clear cache button. All we can do is disabling autoplay and implement data saver to in facebook and instagram don’t offer this much. Should i just keep it away from my device or there’s a better way to use these apps?

I know it’s a bit of a different issue that gets discussed less in this sub but this is what I’ve observed from owning an iPhone for last 2 years. TIA.

Been using 17PM for a week now and really need some good suggestions on good grip cases in the budget range.

Preferably from Spigen, ESR, Ringke, brands that’s widely available in asia. Don’t need anything heavy on protection as they make phones quite bulky.

Need something decently grippy thats good for daily to day usage and okay front back protection without adding much weight.

I don’t want to overspend on cases, so previously i used a ESR cloud and spigen c1 with my 16Pro and this year I’m having a hard time finding any good budget options coz most of them either bulking up the phone or doesn’t have ample upper lip to protect the screen for daily usage. I don’t need anything bulky, just enough for day to day use. Suggestions will be greatly appreciated.