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I’m a software engineer, this is BS, they have a bug in their OS or a rogue core app that is causing this, it’s so ramdom they have been unable to replicate it and if they have looking at the bits hasn’t given them a clue on where to start. We bought a IPhone 6 last week for my 15 year old son, the very first day it was unusable, shutting down all the time, sent it back. Android is our future.

No, Trump-a-L, it is not. There are over 1.1 BILLION iOS devices in the wild and this battery issue is affecting a small subset of the iPhone 6s model and it has been identified to a specific run of batteries, that comprise less than 1% of that 1.1 billion. If it were an OS issue, the number affected would be huge. It's not. Ergo, it isn't an iOS problem nor is it an app issue because none of the battery problem iPhones have the same app on all of them that is also not on all of the rest.