Storing your files on a thumb drive might help, but it won't directly solve your battery drain problem.
Storing your files on a thumb drive might help, but it won't directly solve your battery drain problem.
It's unlikely to succeed. Storing backups on a thumb drive is generally not a solid choice since most devices aren't very dependable. If you decide to proceed, keep your phone connected to a computer and ensure the data is crucial. For long-term safety, also make a duplicate on another storage type to avoid losing everything if one fails.
It seems like the main issue might not be storage capacity. Try it anyway if you're open to it. The real cause could be background apps draining power or a faulty battery reading. Checking the battery settings should reveal which apps are consuming the most power, which might help identify the problem.
The battery seems to lose power quickly, indicating the problem lies with the battery itself, not elsewhere. Other potential reasons might include the phone remaining active and using many functions even when idle, which is rare.
It appears typical usage patterns for Instagram and TikTok. The S23+ usually lasts around 10 hours 40 minutes with regular screen time, and about 5 hours on TikTok and Instagram brings the battery down to roughly 45%. Other apps seem to drain power a bit, but nothing too concerning. Overall, the performance looks normal.
I’m not sure, but before February I returned from school with at least 30-40%. Now I have to charge my phone at school—once before class and once during third period.