[veggie59]

Since the February 1st security patch update on my Note 9 using T-Mobile my battery is draining a lot quicker. Anyone else having the same issue?

[mustang7757]

Hi, try clearing cache in recovery and also see anything in battery stats that's unusually high.

[veggie59]

Hi, try clearing cache in recovery and also see anything in battery stats that's unusually high.

I' check the battery stats and I optimize every night clear things out. I haven't tried clearing the cache in Recovery where am I going to find that? Thanks

[B. Diddy]

Here are the steps: https://www.t-mobile.com/support/dev...g-galaxy-note9

[veggie59]

Here are the steps: https://www.t-mobile.com/support/dev...g-galaxy-note9

By doing this is it going to adversely affect anything else on my phone? I already had to totally rebuild all my apps and folders after a bad update a few months ago. I definitely don't want to do that again LOL

[mustang7757]

By doing this is it going to adversely affect anything else on my phone? I already had to totally rebuild all my apps and folders after a bad update a few months ago. I definitely don't want to do that again LOL

No it won't

[B. Diddy]

Caches are always just temporary data, nothing crucial. Sometimes wonky data gets left over in the cache, which is why clearing it might help.

[gray2018]

I noticed this as well but I am on the unlocked version. I think it is since the March security patch for me though I believe. Seems like the device is draining more than usual. I would normally keep my resolution to 1080 and that would usually help a bit but seems to still drain.

[Climb14er]

Yes, I noticed it, having to recharge phone a bit more often. Clearing caches and closing apps and web sites helps a lot. Doing an occasional cache partition clearing and trying to keep the battery above 35% or so. Trying not to fully charge either, stopping at 85 to 90 percent if I can catch it. If it goes to 100, no biggie, no lost sleep. The phone is running well, hope the security updates keep coming.