My 7+ has lost more than 40% of battery in four hours. ONly activity is a few emails and couple short calls. Phone was purchased last year at launch.
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Apple Releases iOS 10.3.3 With Bug Fixes and Security Improvements [Updated]
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My 7+ has lost more than 40% of battery in four hours. ONly activity is a few emails and couple short calls. Phone was purchased last year at launch.
It's no worse than before as far as I have noticed, saying that I've bit noticed any huge improvements either.
I would go for it if I were you
I think I'm going to keep my 6s Plus and SE on iOS 10.3.2 for now. Judging off of previous posts, it's not worth updating at this point.
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Glad they released this. Updated my 6+ and am drafting the email to our sales staff to update their iPads ASAP. I was pretty gentle about my pushes to 10.3.1 and 10.3.2, but this wifi vulnerability scares me enough I don't want to risk it.
My 7+ battery life is perfect after this update.
Had over 4.3 hours usage and 21 hours standby since last full charge (been making videos, etc.), and have 43% remaining.
P.S. I have the screen on full brightness at all times.
The release notes say both the addressbar spoofing and Wifi-chip vulnerabilities were taken care of in 10.3.1 and in 10.3.3 so I figured those might have returned in between (i.e. 10.3.2) but that's just a guess.
I think that Craig is the right guy as SVP of SW, but nonetheless sometimes strange things happen. Communication doesn't seem that department's greatest virtue.
Battery related issues of various kinds refrain me from blindly updating - I have been pleading for more process analysis tools (Apple Unix provides so much more info than they allow us to see...)
I don't have relevant experience with android, sorry...
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I guess I was attempting to say there may have been far more going on than meets the eye in release notes, but I didn't get that point across successfully. There seems to be two layers, chip f/w and iOS software. That it is finally patched (?) is the important point.
edit: It may have taken apple a while due to ongoing updates and testing of some of the security patches as listed in the release notes.
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Updated 7+ over the air and connected iPP to iMac to update to 10.3.3. Both are fine. Haven't noticed much of a battery drain on the 7+ (but then I tend to shut everything I am not using off on my iDevices.)
Happy for WiFi fix. I kept seeing Security Recommendation for my network on the iPad and it was driving me crazy. Nice to know all is good again.
Happy for WiFi fix. I kept seeing Security Recommendation for my network on the iPad and it was driving me crazy. Nice to know all is good again.
I suppose this is the last update for iOS 10. So many bug still unresolved. The rotation bug has been there for so long. Guess they will move the bug to iOS 11 just to erk me.
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That's a lot of improved memory handeling fixes.
LOL that was funny.
What previous posts? Have you read through any of the beta threads? The consensus is that 10.3.3 is better than 10.3.2 for most folks and has a ton of security and under the hood fixes. Never had any issues with any of the betas. Certainly not worse than 10.3.1/10.3.2.
Not sure why anyone would wait to install a better, more secure, FREE update but certainly you have that choice. Ver 11 will take another year before its stable and secure and fluid. Seems to happen that way for every iOS version.
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Its a different CVE.
CVE-2017-6975: Gal Beniamini of Google Project Zero (iOS 10.3.1)
CVE-2017-9417: Nitay Artenstein of Exodus Intelligence (iOS 10.3.3)
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"reset all settings". That is the easiest solution to try as it leaves your apps and data intact. Just need to run back through your settings to get like you want and add back any wifi networks. But otherwise pretty painless and is known to solve issues with stability and battery. Don't do the erase all! That's an entirely different deal.
But might be same returning issue, obscured in this quotation with just label/contributor...
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They are similar but different vulnerabilities. CVE-2017-6975 was discovered by Project Zero and reported in April. CVE-2017-9417 ("Broadpwn") was discovered by Nitay Artenstein and will be presented at Blackhat next week. It works on OS versions that have been patched for CVE-2017-6975.
Ok. You're right. Some stranger you don't know on the internet misused a term and you totally dropped the bomb on them. Happy?Well - they're using it wrong too
THIS!!
"soft" bricked, "temporarily" bricked don't really convey the meaning. What is it? A nerf brick?
From Wikipedia: "In the common usage of the term, "bricking" suggests that the damage is so serious as to have rendered the device permanently unusable"
But I'll stop now because it's pretty much spitting in the ocean......
After several days with 10.3.3 on two iPads and an iPhone 7, no battery issues to report. Unscientifically, battery life on the iPads may have slightly improved.
Can someone confirm that 6s plus is slow with this version ? I have a 6s plus and it's ****ing slow , i made a dfu restore and nothing happens .
