They could also belong to a neighbor that once selected your iPhone using Bluetooth by mistake.

I’d go to Bluetooth settings & “forget” all devices. Same with wifi.

Also go to phone settings and change your iPhones name from “iPhone XR/11/13” to something more personal & unique

is the message still there cause they still might, not to scare you 💀. It doesn’t prevent them from tracking you it lets you know that someone might be tracking you

Ok thank you. that’s a relief I really was worried someone was tracking me lol.

It notifies you so you know that their are airpods that have been near you for some time. It’s because it prevents people from tracking you using their airpods or airtags.

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Dude this is absolutely crazy. I’ve had my iPhone 13 for 6 months and have not been doin any of this and mines at 98. I always let my phone charge over night. Chill out with this bro it’s not that deep.

iMessage sends plain text messages to anyone no matter what kind of phone they have. I don’t group chat.

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I had this issue on iOS 16.3.1.

Got forced onto iOS 16.4 public beta but it sure fixed my issue, battery got better and is shockingly smooth to boot

Good advice. Apparently none of the 12 months have been payed.

Or, if you really want to unlock the phone, ask tracfone how many months of service are left on the 12 month contract before they will unlock it, and you could switch to tracfone and keep your same phone number by having them port it from Mint to Tracfone. Then just stay on trackfone for how many months is required to have them unlock it. Or, just sell it and mention to the buyer and in the add that it's SIM-locked to tracfone for "X" number of months. A tracfone user may buy it. This is why I never buy used phones.

There could be an app running in the background that is stuck, or crashed. Sometimes my Map app, or a game running can cause my phone to heat up. When my phone heats up, I force close all the open apps, so that they all close and none are running. This always makes my phone cool again. Also, It's good to restart the phone every few days to keep it running smoothly. Or, if you are in an area with poor cell reception, like 1 bar, the phone could heat up as it transmits at higher power to the cell towers to maintain a connection. Or, if you recently installed the latest iOS update, your phone will heat up for a day or two while it re-indexes all the files, and updates the phone. Under Settings --> battery, you can see what app is draining your phone the most.

I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s bullshit. I work at Walmart and I clock in using an app on my phone

That's the risk with private sales, I'd buy from verified sources with a firm guarantee - from reputable store fronts, or Amazon refurb etc. Might cost slightly more but can be cheaper.

Reach out to Apple support if the store isn’t helping you.

This sounds miserable. Use your phone whenever you feel like it. Charge your battery whenever you want. If things get really bad in a few years from now and your battery doesn’t last, you can replace it for $50. It’s not a big deal.

I’ve had my phone for a little over 4 years. I charge overnight to 100% every night. I sit it on a wireless charging pad when I’m at my desk whether it needs it or not. I still get 5-6 hours on a charge. That’s pretty good for a 4 year old battery.

okay i dont have any games in my iphone i only have 5 to 6 apps why my iphone overheats just watching videos on safari or youtube ?

1 percent in 7 months would mean about 11 years of usage before it reaches 80% health. Plenty of time to go!

I wouldn’t stress it too much.

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Don’t worry about battery health. Replace the battery after 2-3 years which is the average and that’s it.

are you using it? did you check the battery status to check the app that is running in a background that is causing it?

16.3.1 im pretty sure

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silver iphone?