Adaptive Power is on by default in new iPhones; here’s how to turn it off

Adaptive Power is on by default in new iPhones; here’s how to turn it off
Apple’s new Adaptive Power battery mode joins Low Power Mode, and is enabled by default on iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, and iPhone Air.
Apple’s description: “Adaptive Power helps extend your iPhone’s battery life when you use it more. It works automatically in the background, so you don’t have to manage it. Adaptive Power uses on-device intelligence to predict when you’ll need extra battery life based on your recent usage patterns and then adjusts as needed to help your battery last longer that day. Adaptive Power doesn’t manage performance while you use features that require maximum performance, such as when using camera or playing games with Game Mode on.”
Ryan Christoffel for 9to5Mac:
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Apple says it takes around seven days of background processing before Adaptive Power can fully learn your usage habits. Thus, you won’t see it take effect before a full week passes.
Interestingly, while Adaptive Power is entirely optional, Apple enables it by default on its latest flagship iPhones.
iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and iPhone Air all have Adaptive Power on by default to maximize battery performance. And I expect that will be the case for all new iPhone models moving forward.

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MacDailyNews Note: Users who wish to disable Adaptive Power on their iPhones can disable it via Settings > Battery > Power Mode and toggle off Adaptive Power.

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