Yeah definitely sounds like your iPhone is defective. They're not offering any refurbished. They do offer replacements and they're still brand-new. But they come in a white box, not sealed from the factory.
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8.0.2 murdered iPhone plus
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Yeah definitely sounds like your iPhone is defective. They're not offering any refurbished. They do offer replacements and they're still brand-new. But they come in a white box, not sealed from the factory.
Doesn't the next update include SMS Relay so you can text from Yosemite to non-iMessage users as well? I'm just curious. I could have sworn I was able to with iOS 8 and one of the previous Apple Seed builds but I guess Apple took it away until the Public release and iOS 8.1?
If you are in the return time period exchange for a new unit. Hope it works out well.
I did an OTA to 8.0.2 the day after I picked up my 6 plus. Had all kinds of problems. Wouldn't save recent calls, wifi was spotty, lte was non existent yet 4g worked well. Apple maps couldn't find location. Google maps couldn't connect to network. Facebook kept crashing. Safari kept giving problems with web page errors and reloading. Mail kept having trouble identifying gmail certificate....and so much mre.
Tried reset network settings to no joy, had to put in dfu mode and do a complete restore. That so far has fixed every issue that I had.
If that doesn't work then I'd say hardware issue
Tried reset network settings to no joy, had to put in dfu mode and do a complete restore. That so far has fixed every issue that I had.
If that doesn't work then I'd say hardware issue
I had this problem with exactly the same message with iMessage and FaceTime, but on my MacBook, not my iphone. Don't know yet what happened, but in contact with Apple support, they told me i had a problem with my user, a local problem on my MacBook.
The only way to solve it was to create a new user, using the same AppleID, and everything worked fine.
But... iOS don't have users like OSX. Anyway, may be a clue to find out what os happening.
The only way to solve it was to create a new user, using the same AppleID, and everything worked fine.
But... iOS don't have users like OSX. Anyway, may be a clue to find out what os happening.
This is getting a bit crazy....doing a complete restore once let alone more than once shouldn't be required because someone didn't test the iOS update before they put it up! Idk what Apple is doing but I'm staying on 8.0.0 until 8.1 or whatever has no less than shining reviews....Seriously...
Next time try being a little less dramatic with the thread titles.
It's a good way to get answers faster.
