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Expand Up @@ -39,17 +39,6 @@ detract from the user's battery life. Several common causes of battery drain in
apps are discussed in this guide, alongside suggestions to help avoid them.


## Battery Ratings

Any app published in the [Developer Portal]({{ site.links.devportal }})
will have a battery grade associated with it, once a minimum threshold of data
has been collected. This can be used to get a rough idea of how much battery
power the app consumes. For watchfaces and apps that will be launched for long
periods of time, making sure this grade is in the A - C range should be a
priority. Read {% guide_link appstore-publishing/appstore-analytics %} to learn
more about this rating system.


## Time Awake

Because the watch tries to sleep as much as possible to conserve power, any app
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