Facebook App iPhone Battery Consume Too

The Facebook application for iPhone was recently updated to include new features 3D Touch , among other improvements. Something that is not exactly new is that the Facebook application for iPhone consume excessive battery , a problem which in recent weeks has been extended further. So much so that a spokesman for Facebook has announced that it will work to resolve this battery drain caused by its iPhone application.

I must admit that it has never done me running like the official Facebook application for iOS devices. Not only because it consumes more battery power than it should , there are also times that loads the content too slowly.

Over recent weeks, many users have complained that this problem related to the battery . Apparently, this excessive consumption occurs when the application is open in the background.

Facebook promises to solve the problem of the battery with its app for iPhone

If you go into the iPhone settings you can view information regarding battery consumption for each application. In doing so, many users see how the Facebook application has consumed most of the battery , even when just a few minutes has been used.

Facebook spokesman has confirmed to the media that the company is aware of this problem and have promised a solution in a short time period. But what could be the reason that causes the battery drain on the iPhone?

The truth is that there are several theories. One is that Facebook may be using an audio track without sound in the background to keep the system close the application of that background. Thus, the Facebook app would always active, which would make the battery consumption is triggered.

Workaround for Facebook not drain the battery of your iPhone

From TechCrunch they say that Facebook is working on a solution for this problem .However, until that time comes there is a way to solve this drain your iPhone battery temporarily.

One is to disable background refresh Facebook application for entering Settings - General - Update background . Another option, though far more radical, is remove the Facebook application on your iPhone and access the social network directly from the browser Internet.