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title: "iOS 12"
date: "2018-09-17T18:49:33"
excerpt: "Hello! So, we are at this time of the year. Another iOS version, another feature blocked. This time, [...]"
legacyPath: "/2018/09/17/ios-12"
modified: "2026-08-24"
sourceUrl: "https://lirumlabs.com/2018/09/17/ios-12/"
---
Hello! So, we are at this time of the year. Another iOS version, another feature blocked (see also [Battery Cycles](/news/battery-cycles/)). This time, the battery wear method that we used in [Lirum Device Info](/products/lirum-device-info-2/) was removed. So, after you update to this version, all detailed information will be presented as N/A. At this point, there's nothing we can do for a workaround, but at least, Apple gave us an option to check the data: You can go to  Settings > Battery > Battery Health, and the "Maximum Capacity" field should be around the same as our former "Wear Level" datafield.

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