[EmergencyManagement]

Okay.... so last night I left my phone off the charger for the first time ever. It was fully charged when I went to bed (left it charge during SNF). Went to bed figuring it would be fine. Woke up this morning to a dead phone.
I've been having to restart the phone 3-4 times a week to help this. From previous discussions here we know it's an app runninig, I just don't know which one. I don't run anything such as FB or any apps. I've never even downloaded an app. Is there a way to tell which app is running? I plan on calling my Verizon rep this morning to see what my options are to get rid of the phone, at this point it's causing me serious issues.

[eyecrispy]

Do you have any sideloaded apps? If so, probably that. I use Task Manager from BB World to kill those processes if they stay running. There is also Advanced Task Killer you can sideload.

SQN100-1 10.2.0.1743 and STL100-3 10.2.0.1725

[Emaderton3]

Task manager only lists Android-based apps.

A true task manager is coming in 10.2.

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[Canuck671]

If you have not downloaded any apps, then download battery guru. It is the only battery app I would purchase. Then, look at your settings. Is the nfc radio on? Shut down your bt. Check your push setting on your email. I have 5 different accounts, it used to chew thru my battery until I set the push off and set the update to manual. You have several options there as well. I also turned off the lte, as it will also kill your battery if you are in a fringe coverage area. The speed difference is negligible. Good luck.

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