Some comments and ideas:

Probably none of which are helpful.

1) I've had this to some degree on almost every update since Steve Jobs was safely buried. I didn't buy into the cult of Jobs until he died and Apple's quality deteriorated and innovation disappeared, so to a certain degree it is "normal"

2) Since the above, updates switch s**t back on that you turned off so check for settings that you don't want - bluetooth always gets turned back on for example. Check that the personal hotspot is off (that would be your mistake though), check the location services options and background update options if you don't need them (can do those app by app).

3) Which phone do you have? The older ones famously had a built in option which slowed down iOS as the battery got low to preserve the lifetime of the battery. Recent updates made that an option. If the option is turned on.

4) More about all battery tips in 11.3 here (scroll down a bit):

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Posted By: Steve in Holland on April 10th 2018 at 14:08:01

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Mac / iPhone users - any issues since the recent OS updates? (General Chat) - APB, Apr 10, 13:59:37
- It's Apple bollox. They've got you hooked and are now (General Chat) - CB41, Apr 10, 17:11:23
  - Reeling. (General Chat) - APB, Apr 10, 18:11:21
- haha, fucking apple updates - one of the main reasons why I ditched iphone (General Chat) - Worzel Scrimmage, Apr 10, 16:23:11
  - Yeah which was a smart thing to do. Don't understand all the shit about that. Maybe simply (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 16:31:11
    - I'm pretty sure that it went well beyond optimising battery life (General Chat) - Worzel Scrimmage, Apr 10, 16:42:01
      - It's all subjective. Android's latest update is also causing loads of shit... (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 17:02:39
        
        Android has little to gain from slowing down all Android phones though (General Chat) - Worzel Scrimmage, Apr 10, 17:07:12
        
        Well Android can't because they don't know what hardware they are on. That's the problem (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 17:41:56
- Some comments and ideas: (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 14:08:01
  - Oh, and (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 14:09:04
    - Cheers Steve - I am sure it is, yes. Mail (well, spam, as usual) is being delivered. (General Chat) - APB, Apr 10, 14:23:59
      - Which iMac do you have? (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 14:30:42
        
        2012 21.5, never had an issue before. I think it may be iCloud related. (n/m) (General Chat) - APB, Apr 10, 14:37:35
        
        Well if it is only post update then it is one of three things (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 14:46:59
        
        One of four things. Oh, and surprise! Shall I come back in? (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 14:47:24
        
        and an almost fanatical devotion to Steve Jobs (n/m) (General Chat) - Higher Wrather, Apr 10, 16:22:47
        
        Nah I hated all that shit until he died. have to admit now that they've regressed (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 16:23:59
        
        It's not the wrong password, I've used it elsewhere with no problem. (General Chat) - APB, Apr 10, 16:14:32
        
        Update: My 2009 21.5 iMac is also fine post update (n/m) (General Chat) - Steve in Holland, Apr 10, 16:16:31

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