After the New version of iOS 26we find novelties practically daily, since we do not talk only about a change at the visual level, but also bring, with you, many tools and functions that will help us in our day to day, although we did not know that we needed them.
Among them, we are with the one we are going to see today, and it is that iOS 26 will notify us if an app is draining a lot of batteryjust having to go to adjustments> battery, for more details of the percentage and use of it, which could alert us that something is wrong.
Know what app spends a lot of battery on iOS 26
Apple has introduced in iOS 26 a new function designed to improve battery management, one of the topics that most concerns iPhone users (especially if we have an old one where their performance is not so good).
Until now, when a device suffered a rapid energy drainage, the only output was to dive into consumption statistics within adjustments and try to manually identify the application or the guilty process. The figures and percentages were there, but without context it was difficult to distinguish intense use of truth with a major consumption of the expected. iOS 26 Change that approach with a redesign of the battery section and the incorporation of a comparative graph in which we can observe the current consumption and the usual use of the device.
When the system detects that an app consumes much more than expected in relation to real use, it highlights it (appearing clearly marked to get our attention) which allows you to identify at a glance which processes behave disproportionately.
This is very useful because it separates normal situations, such as seeing videos or playing for hours (since an app has a lot of consumption, but because we use it a lot), of silent problems, such as an app in the background that drains battery for no apparent reason and without even knowing that we had it installed because we did not use it or use it little.
Thanks to this New visual design Already the alerts, anyone, even without technical knowledge, can quickly recognize the origin of the problem and take simple measures, such as forcing the closure of the application, restricting its activity in the background or uninstalling it if the problem is serious, we find no way to stop, and it is not very necessary.
The objective is not only that the battery lasts for a day -to -day life, but the health of the future, is better preserved, and we do not end up having to change it shortly, due, above all, because of an app that we did not even use.
And you, do you think it was time for such an option, or should it be the system itself who prevents this from happening? The truth is that it can be very interesting to make an analysis that apps consume more, so you will know if it is better to see reels on Instagram or Tiktok, because one can drain your battery much more than another.
