If you own an iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus, then you’ve properly dealt with the battery percentage bug that has plagued the device. Apple has announced that they are currently working on a fix for it. On it's support page, Apple acknowledges the problem and saying it's "investigating the cause and a solution." A temporary fix involves restarting the phone, then heading to Settings —> General —> Date & Time and turning on the "Set Automatically" setting. The battery percentage bug occurs when someone manually changes the time on their phone. The battery's percentage will not update, resulting in people being unaware of how much battery life they have left. Apple has said the issue should be fixed when the iOS 9.3 update is released in the coming months. Wednesday, January 20, 2016
Apple Offers Temporary Fix For Battery Percentage Issue With iPhone 6s/6s Plus
If you own an iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus, then you’ve properly dealt with the battery percentage bug that has plagued the device. Apple has announced that they are currently working on a fix for it. On it's support page, Apple acknowledges the problem and saying it's "investigating the cause and a solution." A temporary fix involves restarting the phone, then heading to Settings —> General —> Date & Time and turning on the "Set Automatically" setting. The battery percentage bug occurs when someone manually changes the time on their phone. The battery's percentage will not update, resulting in people being unaware of how much battery life they have left. Apple has said the issue should be fixed when the iOS 9.3 update is released in the coming months. 
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