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Apple One

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Nov 27, 2016
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I have the iPhone 7 where I recently just updated the iOS to 11.1 and still not happy as there are a few glitches and bugs I notice but the main one is:

When I’m watching stuff on the YouTube app or whatever I would get a text message from a friend. So I would swipe down from the top to pull down the notification centre, then 3D Touch to reply to the text, and in the middle of writing the text the message would just close itself. I find this very annoying and makes quick replying impossible.

Anyone else had this experience? Try it out and let me know if y’all getting the same problem? Is there a solution to this?
 
I have the iPhone 7 where I recently just updated the iOS to 11.1 and still not happy as there are a few glitches and bugs I notice but the main one is:

When I’m watching stuff on the YouTube app or whatever I would get a text message from a friend. So I would swipe down from the top to pull down the notification centre, then 3D Touch to reply to the text, and in the middle of writing the text the message would just close itself. I find this very annoying and makes quick replying impossible.

Anyone else had this experience? Try it out and let me know if y’all getting the same problem? Is there a solution to this?


Has been happening since iOS 11 and Apple literally doesn’t care. I have an iPhone SE and it happens to me all the freaking time, to the point to where I just don’t even use Quick Replies anymore. Apples knows about it and it hasn’t done anything about it at all...

iOS 11.1.1
 
^ I thought I was the only one good to see I’m not the only one with this problem since haven’t seen any threads about the issue.

I don’t know I updated from IOS 10 straight to 11.1 and it started happening ever since I updated. I swear version 10 was so much better.
 
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