iOS 16 beta 6 gives users more control over battery percentage in Low Power Mode - 9to5Mac

Apple last week released iOS 16 beta 5, and the update came with a surprise: it added battery percentage to modern iPhones (iPhone X and later) for the first time.

With iOS 16 beta 6, which was released earlier today to developers, the company is giving users even more control over the battery percentage when Low Power Mode is enabled.

However, when Low Power Mode was on, the battery percentage was also automatically activated.

Even if you had chosen not to have the battery percentage on your iPhone, it would show up every time you turned on Low Power Mode.

Now, users who have turned off battery percentage won’t see it even when Low Power Mode is turned on.

Of course, this comes as good news for users who didn’t like how Apple implemented the battery percentage in iOS 16 but were forced to see it in some situations.

It’s worth noting, however, that Apple has made no changes when it comes to the battery percentage interface, which remains the same as in iOS 16 beta 5.

Another detail about this new implementation is that the battery percentage in iOS 16 is not available for iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 mini, and iPhone 13 mini.