Battery drain and overheating solution

[twolfer]

I made a few tests (with the valuable aid of Reddit users) to find the culprit.

When I’m on Electra 1.0.4:

• iPhone SE iOS 1.1.2
• TweakInjector downgraded to 1.0.3
• PreferenceLoader downgraded to v2.2.3
• No battery issues.

When I go back to Electra 1.0.3:

• iPhone SE iOS 1.1.2
• TweakInjector 1.0.4 (latest)
• PreferenceLoader v2.2.3
• Still no battery issues.

The moment I update any of those two, the problems start.

Hope this helps, thank you for your service. :)

[twolfer]

PS: Some users with different iPhone models reported there that just having TweakInjector downgraded to 1.0.3 was enough to stop the drain, but I’m unsure of their Electra Jailbreak version.

Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/83dmbx/tutorial_fix_overheating_and_battery_drain/

[twolfer]

• iOS 11.1.2

[jlngnr]

Same here. Iphone 8: Electra 1.0.4 and TweakInjector 1.0.4 = Battery issues Electra 1.0.3 and TweakInjector 1.0.4 = No battery issues Electra 1.0.4 and TweakInjector 1.0.3 = No battery issues

[iChouaib]

i have ip7 with ios 11.1.2 electra 1.0.4 with TweakInjector downgraded to 1.0.3 PreferenceLoader downgraded to v2.2.3 but still got battery draining

[twolfer]

I noticed it’s a bit random sometimes.

I installed CocoaTop to monitor the CloudDocs process that causes the drain/overheating.

When it reapers I reinstall the downgrades as mentioned and allgoes back to normal: https://imgur.com/a/VVOfF

I tried other things like disabling iCloud processes with no success. (╯︵╰)

[twolfer]

After lots of tests with mixed results I believe it’s fixed.

Try this, please:

1 - Install Apple maps if you don’t have it already. 2 - Upgrade to the latest Electra 1.0 .4 and reboot 3 - Instal the latest tweeks of everything, that includes Injector and LibSupport. 4 - Install iClean and reactivate all the daemons, even the ones you don’t use (its on the bottom left + tab and then click Launch Daemons). 5 - Reboot and check iClean to make sure they are really enabled. 6 - Use CocoaTop to monitor if CloudDocs is not overheating the CPU again.

This should fix it all. :)