Sometimes it seems that no matter how much you keep your cell phones charging, they don’t get enough battery power.

Many people are forced to move around with chargers to prevent their cell phones from dying while they are running errands.

iPhone users seem to have this problem more as it is reported that there may be a hidden culprit behind the battery drain.

The so-called ‘vampire option’ technology that siphons off your Apple device’s power may be an internet connection saver called ‘Wi-Fi Assist’.

Although this is supposed to strengthen your signal, it seems to be more of a hindrance than a help.

Wi-Fi Assist is supposed to fill the gap when the internet connection becomes slow so that the user does not experience interruptions in their connection.

Apple’s official website writes: “For example, if you’re using Safari with a weak Wi-Fi connection, the Wi-Fi Assist option enables automatic page downloads,” writes the LadBible network.

But while the option is useful, it greatly affects your battery life.

But there’s also good news as you can turn off Wi-Fi Assist and extend your battery life.

In addition, Wi-Fi Assist can also copy your personal data when you think you’re safely on a Wi-Fi network, which also drains your battery without you realizing it.

For this, experts suggest going to the main parameters ‘Settings’ on the iPhone, and from there go to ‘Mobile Data’. You have to scroll down the page and you will find the ‘Wi-Fi Assist’ option which you can turn off if you want.

This may cause interruptions in your Wi-Fi connections but will make your battery last much longer.

‘As long as you live you will learn’, the experts jokingly suggest.

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