May 25 08:13:04 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:59 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:54 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:49 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:48 iPhone syncdefaultsd : (Note ) SYDPIMAccount: no account (null) May 25 08:12:48 iPhone syncdefaultsd : (Note ) SYDAccount: no account May 25 08:12:48 iPhone syncdefaultsd : (Note ) SYDAlwaysOnAccount: no account (null) May 25 08:12:48 iPhone syncdefaultsd : (Note ) marked "com.me.keyvalueservice" topic as "ignored" on (null) May 25 08:12:44 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:39 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:34 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:29 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:24 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:19 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 May 25 08:12:14 iPhone CLTM : CLTM: _subscription 0x0, _subscribedChannels 0x0 For comparison sake, my iPad, when locked, actually sleeps and produces no output. Here is the console log for the last few minutes, WHILE THE DEVICE IS LOCKED. None of that makes a difference - apparently something is causing the CPU to stay up & running, almost constantly. Without jailbreaking the phone I can't really dig into the guts of what's going on, so I can't tell if it is malware or an app, so I'll assume it is an app. I guess that does point towards an iOS issue? But if it were an iOS issue, I think more people would be seeing it! I can't think of anything that would persist across a restore though. On the device that was turned in to the Apple store, I did a complete restore to 8.3, did not re-install any apps, and that device STILL drained quickly. This is either an iOS error, malware, or a misbehaving app. This phone was working great, then suddenly started exhibiting the same issue, which is when I hooked it up to XCode to check the device log. Two weeks ago I went in to the Apple store because the battery was draining, and they replaced my phone. To combat this, the company recommends opting for “Made for iPhone” cables or considering other third-party cables and power adapters that are compliant with USB 2.0 or later that comply with applicable country regulations and international and regional safety standards.Mine is doing the exact same thing. Also, do not connect or disconnect the power adapter with wet hands.Īpple strongly recommends using the original charging cable and an Apple USB power adapter instead of using cheap third-party chargers that do not meet applicable safety standards and may pose a risk of death or injury. The tech giant advises against using the power adapter in wet locations, such as near a sink, bathtub, or shower stall. To reduce the possibility of heat-related injury or damage, operate an Apple USB power adapter safely and plug it directly into a power outlet. Take special care if you have a physical condition that affects your ability to detect heat against the body.” Keep your iPhone, the power adapter, and any wireless charger in a well-ventilated area when in use or charging. “Don’t sleep on a device, power adapter, or wireless charger, or place them under a blanket, pillow, or your body, when it’s connected to a power source.
IPHONE DONT SLEEP SKIN
“Use common sense to avoid situations where your skin is in contact with a device, its power adapter, or a wireless charger when it’s operating or connected to a power source for long periods of time,” reads the official safety memo from Apple on its website.
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