What are Push Notifications under System Services?

I have been having major battery drain issues under iOS8 (currently 8.1.3). I have been trying to figure out the culprit but so far no luck. In reviewing the Settings menus, I notice under Cellular -> System Services that Push Notifications total 13MB. I have most all of the Push Notifications turned off. The only ones that are on are for the Phone, Messages and Calendar (I am not sure what turning those off will do regarding incoming calls and messages so I left them on).
but I am on WiFi 90% of my day and so I am wondering what these Push Notifications are under the System Services settings of the Cellular menu? Anyone have any idea? I am wondering if this could be something that is causing the battery to be constantly eaten. 13MB is a lot of data for notifications, it seems.
Any thoughts appreciated.

Gator5000e wrote:
Lawrence, thanks. You dropped in the other thread called iOS 8.1.3 - Battery Draining Very Quickly. I don't really think it's anything you listed. I restored my phone and set it up as a new phone on Saturday. the 13MB of Push Notification data is just from late Saturday afternoon when the set up finally finished. So for Push Notifications for phone, messaging and calender to rack up that kind of data is not right.
Actually, that probably is right. If you set it up as new it had to sync your entire calendar history to the phone. I don't know how large your calendar history is, but mine is every event for the past 15 years. If you reset it now and it still accumulates data quickly then there might be a problem. But when you set up as new everything must resync.
There is something going on under the hood of 8.1.3. The Push Notification numbers are listed in the cellular section of system services. Since Saturday, i have been on WiFi 90% of the time, either at home or at work. Why would there be cellular data used for Push Notifications when I'm on WiFi?
Possibly because you are not on WiFi when the phone goes to sleep, unless it is connected to power. iOS turns WiFi off when the phone goes to sleep to preserve battery life. WiFi (as required by the standard) uses power continuously when connected, whether you are transferring data or not. Also, Notifications do not go over WiFi; they go over the cellular channel, because that's the only way an external trigger can wake the phone. Once an app has received a notification if it needs to do a data transfer it can use WiFi (if it is on), but the notification itself is always over the cellular channel.

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