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Message Plus is draining my battery in less than one day by 70%. How do I fix this issue?
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I had the same issue. I checked the version I was running by going to Settings - Applications - Application Manager - Message+. I was running version 6.4.1. I then went to the Google Play store and searched on Message+ and saw that there was a version 6.4.1111. I installed that version, and the update fixed the problem.
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it's killing my battery also.. just started yesterday or this morning..
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My phone seems fine but my wifes started this morning. I fully charged it just now and I guess we'll see. So far it doesn't seem to be using battery anymore. I shut it off, recharged to 100%, then left it on.
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I have the same question it all started today(3/22/2017). Message+ is killing by battery. It is using 53%. I cleared all messages and also did a "clear data". Did not solve nothing
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I've had the same issue and had to switch to another message app bc it takes all day to charge. It started a few days ago with crashing and now extreme battery drain. Obviously something was done by Verizon so I hope they fix this SOON
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I've tried restarting several times totally rebooting a couple of times. No success. Probably has something to do with the fact my phone is 91% paid off and they want me to get another.
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BostonAccent wrote:
I've tried restarting several times totally rebooting a couple of times. No success. Probably has something to do with the fact my phone is 91% paid off and they want me to get another.
It has nothing to do with that...the latest updates to Verizon Messages have been problematic for many. Go to Settings --> Apps --> scroll to Messages+ and uninstall updates. Turn off auto update. Clear cache. Reboot the phone. Once a stable release is issued, update the app. In the meantime, by uninstalling the updates, the app should work.
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Excellent, thank you so much! I'll try that.
Brenna
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I noticed this problem since yesterday 3/22/17 on either WiFi or 4G-LTE. Message+ was the culprit, 1GB of memory according to Advanced Task Manager, continuous 34Kbps UP and 22Kbps DOWN network activity according to System Panel, draining battery all day and night.
I followed SuzyQ's advice to uninstall Message+ updates but I got "Replace this app with the factory version? All data will be removed" CANCEL or OK. I decided to abort since this warning seems to indicate that all of my text messages, photos and MMS will be gone forever.
On Google Play Store, I saw an update to Message+ 6.4.10 ( 3/21/17 update ). Message+ is now using only 61MB instead of 1GB of memory, network utilization 0Kbps UP, 0Kbps DOWN on either WiFi or 4G-LTE.
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I never had a problem with my phone but my wife's phone would crash when I tried to analyze the battery usage for message plus. It had used most of the battery in less than a day. I shut it off, fully charged the phone, then turned it back on. It seems to be using a normal amount of battery now, I imagine it was a software glitch and may have been corrected in an update.There WAS an update for Verizon messages this morning. Maybe it is fixed now.