iPhone users: Avoid battery apps. They aren’t useful

Macworld
Aug 30, 2016, 7:20 am740 pts
Frederick Benn wrote in suspecting that malware had infiltrated his iPhone: While running a battery app on my iPhone 6, it showed an invisible Chinese program running! After some back and forth and a bit of research, I found that the free app he’s using, Battery Doctor, doesn’t have a useful purpose and…

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