“Top Battery-Draining Apps: Which Apps Consume the Most Battery on Your Phone?”

Today, our smartphones have become an indispensable part of our lives. However, the processes that some applications run in the background can cause our battery to drain quickly. This can be a bit annoying as well. So, what are the apps that consume the phone battery the most? Here are those apps that consume the battery the fastest…

According to the news in Shift-Delete; The report, published by pCloud, one of the leading companies in cloud technology, revealed the applications that consume the most battery on phones. This report also includes information on which resources the popular apps are using on the device.

According to the information in the report, Fitbit and Verizon are at the top of the applications that consume the most battery on smartphones. These apps run 14 out of 16 resources on phones all the time in the background. These include camera, location, microphone and Wi-Fi control.

Among the applications were popular social media applications. So much so that among these popular applications that many of us have installed on our phones, there are also Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, Twitter, TikTok and LinkedIn. They are constantly checking the device’s Wi-Fi, location and gallery. Of course, if you have given the necessary permissions.

In addition to social media applications, it is possible to see that applications that play videos, such as YouTube and Netflix, consume a lot of battery. While these increase the screen time, they also shorten the battery time considerably.

The applications that consume the phone battery the most are listed as follows;

Fitbit
Verizon
Uber
Skype
Facebook
Airbnb
BIGO LIVE
Instagram
Tinder
Bumble
Snapchat
WhatsApp
Zoom
YouTube
Booking.com
Amazon
Telegram
Grindr
Like
LinkedIn
Microsoft Teams
Ryanair
bet365
Lyft
Twitter
Amazon Music
Depop
My Mcdonald’s
Reddit
Shazam
Shein
Spotify
Zara
Missguided
United Airlines
Yelp
Pinterest
Amazon Prime
Houseparty
Netflix
TikTok
Paypal
ASOS
Duolingo
Klarna
Signal
Slack
SoundCloud
Trainline
Uber Eats