I have a new 14 pro that is about 2 months old. Works fine in replacement for my 10, except for...
So, I pull the phone from my pocket to see that the screen has zoomed. And by zoomed I mean far beyond anything that can be done with pinching fingers. The magnification is so great that only about 1/4 of a single icon can be seen. The screen will still move with a swipe somewhat, but never so much as to find a new icon.
Now the problem comes with the attempt to reboot. That screen is enormous also, with only a tiny part of the red SOS showing. Again, a swipe will only move that fragment back and forth a short ways.
So now I am holding an iPhone sitting on the emergency screen, and hoping that it is not calling 911 with me having no way to cancel. Obviously, the answer is a forced power down. Anybody remember that off the top of their head? I didn't, since I never used it before in all my years of iPhone ownership. So I will call a friend who is near a computer and ask him... oops.
Fortunately, in my 30 minute drive to find a computer it apparently didn't call anyone. Nor did it in my usage of the strange force power off sequence. Which took three or four times to work since the web page didn't inform me that the last button press has to be for a LONG time.
A strange occurance, but today it happened again and that has to stop. So, is this a known bug with a known fix, or an easy workaround? Or time to call Apple? Unfortunately, the closest Apple store is 100 miles away.
Anyone?
So, I pull the phone from my pocket to see that the screen has zoomed. And by zoomed I mean far beyond anything that can be done with pinching fingers. The magnification is so great that only about 1/4 of a single icon can be seen. The screen will still move with a swipe somewhat, but never so much as to find a new icon.
Now the problem comes with the attempt to reboot. That screen is enormous also, with only a tiny part of the red SOS showing. Again, a swipe will only move that fragment back and forth a short ways.
So now I am holding an iPhone sitting on the emergency screen, and hoping that it is not calling 911 with me having no way to cancel. Obviously, the answer is a forced power down. Anybody remember that off the top of their head? I didn't, since I never used it before in all my years of iPhone ownership. So I will call a friend who is near a computer and ask him... oops.
Fortunately, in my 30 minute drive to find a computer it apparently didn't call anyone. Nor did it in my usage of the strange force power off sequence. Which took three or four times to work since the web page didn't inform me that the last button press has to be for a LONG time.
A strange occurance, but today it happened again and that has to stop. So, is this a known bug with a known fix, or an easy workaround? Or time to call Apple? Unfortunately, the closest Apple store is 100 miles away.
Anyone?