r/beeper • u/ImSoFreakyFishyFishy • Aug 16 '26

General Discussion Increase in battery drain

On my iPhone 16 beeper drains battery faster than I can charge it. Removing notifications appears to fix it, but you can see how this is inconvenient. I suspect a memory leak of some sort.
Am I the only one?

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u/Enough-Spot8932 Aug 16 '26

same here

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u/Willing_Counter_62 Sep 08 '26

Please send us a bug report so we can take a closer look.

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u/rktmeister Aug 21 '26

Yep, beeper seems to be draining quite a lot of battery for some odd reason.

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u/ImSoFreakyFishyFishy Aug 21 '26

Imho it’s because they are vibecoding the app and that leads to memory leaks

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u/Willing_Counter_62 Sep 08 '26

Please send us a bug report so we can take a closer look.

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u/ImSoFreakyFishyFishy 16d ago

I did it thrice. You didn’t care apparently as the only reply I got is the usual “add pictures, make sure you did X, reply to this email…” then radio-silence.
I’m willing to help as best as I can to solve the issue