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  1. M_Ward's Avatar
    M_Ward
    Recently upgraded to Marshmallow from T Mobile. Overall it does seem a lot more snappy, and intuitive. Although I'm finding my Priv is actually overheating more than it did on Lollipop. The overheating message has popped up more times than on Lollipop. Can't remember it doing that on Lollipop. Maybe I am just using the phone more that it's faster

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android
    06-15-16 09:38 AM
  2. M_Ward's Avatar
    M_Ward
    Maybe my phone case has something to Xi with it

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android
    06-15-16 09:41 AM
  3. KratosJones's Avatar
    KratosJones
    It's not just you. Mine was awesome at first but even after the second update its overheating a ton just from simple tasks.

    "To Hades with you Kratos " "YOU FIRST"
    06-15-16 10:10 AM
  4. FishhPoohh's Avatar
    FishhPoohh
    Originally Posted by M_Ward
    Recently upgraded to Marshmallow from T Mobile. Overall it does seem a lot more snappy, and intuitive. Although I'm finding my Priv is actually overheating more than it did on Lollipop. The overheating message has popped up more times than on Lollipop. Can't remember it doing that on Lollipop. Maybe I am just using the phone more that it's faster

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android
    Same thing happened to my PRIV. It got worse with the overheating after Marshmallow.

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android
    06-15-16 01:32 PM
  5. mndb369's Avatar
    mndb369
    Same after second June beta update for me

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android
    06-15-16 02:00 PM
  6. Darkz000's Avatar
    Darkz000
    Same.. Even running a messenger app(whatsapp) will heat my phone..

    Posted via the Priv
    06-16-16 11:01 PM
  7. citystars41's Avatar
    citystars41
    Anyone try wiping? Wondering if it's worth the hassle

    Posted via the CrackBerry App for Android
    06-16-16 11:15 PM
  8. Media Warrior's Avatar
    Media Warrior
    I did factory reset on mine. Cured the huge battery drain and excessive heating after June update (Telus). Make sure you back up everything you what to keep, including password keeper etc.
    06-17-16 12:24 AM
  9. rgrant5's Avatar
    rgrant5
    Just disable all T-Mobile app. Temperature avg only 37
    06-17-16 12:39 AM
  10. hilld's Avatar
    hilld
    Just as it was suggested in the last post, the culprit most likely is one or more rogue, battery sucking, crappily written 3rd party apps. T-mobile is one of those apps, other are Gas Buddy and a few others. I solved my overheating problems by simply removing all the apps I didn't really need but had there because I also had them on my iPhone. Now my battery lasts all day and the Priv is no longer a heating pad. There are some threads on this and other Android forums that address this very issue.
    06-17-16 09:10 AM
  11. theegoldenone's Avatar
    theegoldenone
    I'm bummed. Misleading title

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    06-17-16 09:37 AM
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