How about the bug that causes my iphone 6 to go from 100% to completeley drained the second I watch a video through safari? IOS 11 is hands down the worst IOS that has come out of Apple. Almost makes me want to switch teams because of this bs
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Apple Releases iOS 11.1.1 Update With Fix for 'A[?]' Autocorrect Bug
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Early iOS upgrades were actually paid, if you were on iPod touch.
Yeah you think? Oh by it’s important to rush it out the door, ignore the feedback fro beta testers, then slowly fix it over the coming months.
That way they get to gloat how may people have got fed up with the constant update now available messages and increase their shares, towards that trillion dollar mark. If you note a few of them including Cook sold some shares this year, netting them millions and millions I’ve no doubt, they have a self interest to drive that market cap as high as possible through any means..
I’ve said multiple times iOS 11 is by far and away the buggiest iOS version I’ve ever used, since iOS 5 or 4, whatever the 3GS shipped with anyway.
I didn't see any indication of the problem with notifications (messages and other notifications) not showing up on the iPhone being fixed yet. I don't know how many are affected by that problem but am ready for it to be fixed.
I almost added, "This isn't a history question." to my original quote just for someone bringing this little nugget to my attention.
I sort of figured the "Are (present tense) there some pay..." instead of "Were (past tense) there some pay..." would have taken care of that nugget + with Juli talking about 11.1.1... <-- not a decimal
Too bad not Android phone where if you get one update in year you lucky. I for one am tickled that Apple jumps on making corrections. What else you want to complain about?
Is that why iOS 10 was already on 10.1.1 in October last year?
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It's fixed in 11.2 betas and looks like will be publicly out when 11.2 final is released.
I don’t remember it having this many updates in its first month of release? And it wasn’t as buggy either for me.
I can’t stand these ridiculous bugs anymore. **** iOS 11. What a glitchy mess, and it killed my 7 Plus battery too. It seems as bad now as my previous two year old 6S (not Plus) was that it replaced. This is the first time since iOS 7 on the 8 GB 4 that I regret updating.
Seriously, I hate iOS 11.
Seriously, I hate iOS 11.
That's the thing, it's mostly down to how people remember (or not remember) being it like for them. If something didn't affect them then they don't remember things being out of the ordinary.
The reality is that it's all not that much different it's just that some other people are experiencing some issues with iOS 11, while a different set experienced them with iOS 10, or 9, or 8, etc.
Perception is being treated as reality, even though the two are not the same.
I'd prefer this to the past when you'd have to wait for weeks or months before some bugs were fixed. And for developers, there were beta releases that were effectively impossible to use for anything other than app development, because they were so buggy. Now, almost anyone can live with beta releases from day one.
I almost added, "This isn't a history question." to my original quote just for someone bringing this little nugget to my attention.
I mean, you're obviously right that iOS hasn't had paid updates in a long time. Plus, it's a minor update that only includes bugfixes. So, sure, noting that it's free is kind of redundant.
just updated my 7 plus. unfortunately after the update its even slower than before. its crashing and the phone app is not working at all, the app is permanently frozen can't make calls view contacts or anything else. even tried restarting my phone many times. still no luck.
"Fixes a bug with Hey Siri not working"? My Hey Siri isn't working, because I work with people who feel the need to say "Hey Siri, Redial" so I have it turned off, otherwise I have to scramble to cancel the call. How about fixing that problem by including proper voice recognition rather than just speech recognition?
So, anyone who actually types "I" (shift-i) would not be affected by this bug? .....(stated another way, the workaround is to type "I" ?)
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I just did a quick test and other peoples' voices don't activate my Hey Siri.
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I always thought "Hey Siri" actually did have voice recognition. When you set it up, they make you say it a few times, and I thought this was to tailor it to your voice.
I just did a quick test and other peoples' voices don't activate my Hey Siri.
Update worked just fine for me, iPhone X 256 GB Silver. Not that the color should make a difference. This is like umteenth update from 5S to 6 to 6s to 7 to X and all updates in between.
I will note that before I do any update I close everything, reboot the phone, do aicloud backup, then with nothing open do the update. Update over home WiFi, plugged into power. Also always have at least 50% free memory. Knock on wood, always seems to work for me. Don’t know what else to tell you. Sorry for your issues.