Is there a public API that I can use to extract my own battery consumption for your application directly in the code, for example, in an iOS application?
An example of what Apple can provide through the settings: http://img.wonderhowto.com/img/63/90/63537324981100/0/view-battery-usage-stats-for-individual-apps-your-iphone-ios- 8.w654.jpg
If not, how can I easily track battery usage in my application? Are there any private APIs for this?
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