I hear ya but even with wifi and bluetooth disabled the battery still burns up. Only thing I can figure is that where I hunt, the cell service is spotty with 1-2 bars at best, so I think the phone is constantly trying to find signal which drains power (and it’s all the worse in the cold). But I don’t typically need my phone that often anyway when hunting, so airplane mode works great for me.
Maybe because that could really work against the phone’s lifespan in the wrong temperatures. I used to be a roofer and would carry my iPhone in my cargo shorts. That is, until I fried two of them in the summer heat. The phone would shut off randomly, not turn on for hours, then be stone dead, take hours to charge, and would rapidly drain battery doing absolutely nothing. Can’t imagine any manufacturer wants to warrant a case that could cause that effect on a device if someone happens to use it above intended temps.
Good point, I’ve had them shut off from being left on the console of the boat during the summer and getting too hot. I’ve also had them shut off from getting too cold during the winter.
