IPhone5 battery fix

To fix the quick battery drain on the iPhone 5 you need Togo to settings > privacy>location services>system services > turn off compass ,genius for apps, location - based iAds , settings time zone and traffic the GPS is on all the time my phone was dying very fast until I did this

Battery life increased for 7 hr of no use and dying too 8 hrs so far of heavy use and still at 45% no need to reboot or restore ,

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    Estimado(a) Sr.(ta) LUIS MARIANO VELAZQUEZ
    Aprovechamos el presente para enviarle un cordial saludo y agradecerle la confianza que depositó en nosotros. Así mismo deseamos informarle sobre el estatus de su equipo que nos proporciono para efecto de Revisión
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    Falla: EQUIPO ENTRA PARA PROGRAMA DE CALIDAD DE BATERIA
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  • Another thread: Poor iphone5 battery life.

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    I agree- I apologize if I sounded skeptical and attacking. In no way did I mean it to sound that way.
    I completely agree on the software-hardware combo issue- this is why apple killed off 1G and 2G devices- because newer software revisions would never ever run well if at all on such ancient devices. can you imagine running iOS 6 on an iPhone/iPod touch 1G? That would be terrible. Let alone iOS 3 runs terrible on them and now are generally rendered useless due to newer App Store requirements (most require 4.3+ now to allow apple to kill off the older devices). forcing newer software on older hardware (apple, dell, HP,... Anything electronic this definitely applies to) will almost always yield less-than-par results. The other part is apple forcing you to upgrade by means of intentially making things obsolete. all companies do that.
    All of this factual info aside, the issue at hand with the 5 is not a software-hardware combo problem- those are most widely seen with the major revisions. then again, this isn't the first time apple has gotten caught up in battery drain snafus (even iOS 5 was plagued with this as well- and now there are some people desperate to roll back but can't). it basically waters it down to the point where keeping the stock software will always yield the best results even though newer versions provide better features- it all depends on whether or not the person deems the added features are worth a performance hit.
    PS. I'm still at 100%- and I've been using it periodically throughout the day. your combo worked for you, but didn't for me. And may or may not work for others- As the tech world would say, mileage may vary.
    PSS. What model/carrier do you have? Just wondering.

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