Seems like Bluetooth is constantly searching and using my phone battery even when the Vesc isn’t powered and shows not connected.
phone broken, throw it away and get a new one
That sounds safest but it’s a new phone n I want to risk it.
Just close the vesc app
Does iOS even allow you to do that? Long time android user here.
To turn off apps? I would assume so 
but I am also a long term android user. I find it very difficult to believe that IOS runs everything all the time tho.
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I only recently learned that you can’t* get your photos off an iPhone through a cable unless you go through whatever Apple’s version of online photos is. If these were 100% true, I wouldn’t put it pass Apple to not let the average user close apps (or remove them memory).
I can’t be bothered to figure these out on iOS as no one in my circles has asked me for assistance with their Apple device yet. Maybe there’s a way. With caveats.
*not for the average user anyway.
believe that IOS runs everything all the time tho.
Maybe open enough apps that the memory management system ultimately decides to kick VESCTool from RAM.
I only just recovered photos from macs that I put out of service many years ago.
Apple can go and fuck themselves to hell with a sharp stick.
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Eh? On a Mac, you can download the photos using the Photos app. On a PC, you can use the built in Windows Photos app. Adobe Lightroom and the rest of those types of apps (DxO, CaptureOne, etc) also can import them; basically anything that can see a USB-attached camera device.
I don’t know why the iphone users I talked with couldn’t/didn’t do it that way but I’m not an Apple user and the company’s history of restrictive decisions lead me to believe it’s not past them to prevent such a use case.
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