Removing Battery Section in Notifications

[FrankRow]

Not sure if this is happening for every, but under the Today section of the Notifications pull down menu, it now shows my battery and it's current percentage. It also shows my car receiver battery. Is there a way to remove that battery section from the Today view in Notifications? I looked under the notifications settings and could not find anything there as well as the battery section. Any help would be appreciated?

 

[linsiris]

Do you care to show a picture? Here's mine and I don't see it in the notifications center, could it be an app doing that? 0.o

 

[HankAZ]

Not sure if this is happening for every, but under the Today section of the Notifications pull down menu, it now shows my battery and it's current percentage. It also shows my car receiver battery. Is there a way to remove that battery section from the Today view in Notifications? I looked under the notifications settings and could not find anything there as well as the battery section. Any help would be appreciated?

Just scroll down to the bottom of the Notification Center screen, tap the [Edit] button, and then tap the [-] button next to Batteries to remove it.

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[FrankRow]

Ah, thank you. I totally forgot about that. Thanks.

 

[Reparkable]

Wait. How do you even get the battery widget? I don't have that option in ios 9

 

[clouds0222]

I see above Reparkable has a widget for the iMore app. How did you get that? I have the iMore app but not a widget?

 

[HankAZ]

Wait. How do you even get the battery widget? I don't have that option in ios 9
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To get the batteries widget, you must have an Watch running watchOS 2.0.

 

[FrankRow]

I don't have the apple watch. It just showed up on mine. It may be due to me syncing with my car radio receiver. It was showing my receivers battery as well to the iPhone battery level. You can also try to toggle the battery status option and see it that will show the battery widget for you. Or try to sync any Bluetooth device to your phone to see if that will give you that option.

 

[HankAZ]

I don't have the apple watch. It just showed up on mine. It may be due to me syncing with my car radio receiver. It was showing my receivers battery as well to the iPhone battery level. You can also try to toggle the battery status option and see it that will show the battery widget for you. Or try to sync any Bluetooth device to your phone to see if that will give you that option.

Interesting find. Maybe any bluetooth connection will trigger it! Good to know.

 

[zerog46]

Yeah I have the Apple Watch version 1 and have all the batteries. I only get the icons though if my watch is connected. If nothing is connected to my phone I don't get any batteries, not even the phone.


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[tcuprof]

To get the batteries widget, you must have an Watch running watchOS 2.0.

Minor correction, your Watch doesn't have to be on watchOS 2.0. Mine is still on 1.0.1 and I have the battery widget.