Well it sounds like you may have had some success in closing out something that was in the app switcher that may have been running in some way that it shouldn't have been. Some apps seem to at times misbehave like that. I guess the other thing to say is that a battery drain is not a universal issue with IOS 6 and so if you are having excessive battery drain, it should be able to be traced back to something about your phone. It's unfortunate this issue strikes some with every new version of IOS that comes out. Sometimes it is just a bad or corrupt installation of something. So that's good and frustrating in a way at the same time. Good luck and I hope you have already eliminated the problem. Tracing such issues is no fun.
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