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Apple Releases iOS 16.0.3 With Fixes for Notification Delays, CarPlay Microphone Levels, and More
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That shouldn't be happening. The phone detects if it's in your pocket or face down on a table and will not light up the screen for notifications, etc. I'm not sure how you would fix this if it's not working though, maybe there's a toggle I'm not aware of. You may need to reset to factory settings if there's no specific switch, I don't know.
It’s terrible yesterday had to restart my phone 3 times while I was on a 6 hour drive.. It’s insane.I've seen that too.
Oh no, the super annoying permission notifications every single time I want to paste something from the clipboard are back for me :/
There’s a great video from “the healthy software developer” on YT about the difference between how Scrum is supposed to be done and how it is practiced.
This has nothing to do with the battery drain issues.
Not even close to the worst in history - check the very detailed iOS history thread. VERY informative.
Wait WHAT!!!!!??
Dude thank you for this, keep us updated if this iOS update resolves this.
I'm on the fence when my 13 mini arrives to upgrade to 15.7.1 as it's the latest for MDM sync at work. 16.1 for personal device, until then 15.7.1.
Just tried to copy and paste and no notification for me apart from the "pasted from" privacy notice.
I’m hearing no, but some are saying 16.1 beta might.
And the page-turning animation did not make a comeback I suppose.
page turning animation working fine here and since I got the phone iPhone 14 pro. You have to turn it from the corner of the page and it works fine.
From the comments in various threads the update seems to make things worse for some people including introducing new bugs. So be prepared.
The update works fine on my 14 Pro. But then I've never had any of the bugs the previous updates intended to fix.
The update works fine on my 14 Pro. But then I've never had any of the bugs the previous updates intended to fix.
I’ll wait for 16.1 to upgrade to iOS 16. I’ll be crossing my fingers that there will be no battery drain issues.
I have some iPhone 14 Pro friends who kept thinking my iPhone 12 was the problem, and I'm like I think it's a bug in the new iPhones if you keep missing my calls if you don't pick up after 2 rings.
Also I take every update, security things. Don't come whining because you said oh I'm going to wait for 16.1.
Also I take every update, security things. Don't come whining because you said oh I'm going to wait for 16.1.
iOS 15.7 is still good and approved/supported by Apple.
Will wait awhile longer before upgrading from iOS 15.7 to 16.x after many people continue to beta test 16 as many people on various online forums, including MR, are still reporting bugs.
Apple needs to focus more on quality control issues with iOS.
Will wait awhile longer before upgrading from iOS 15.7 to 16.x after many people continue to beta test 16 as many people on various online forums, including MR, are still reporting bugs.
Apple needs to focus more on quality control issues with iOS.
"...the bug"?? As if a symptom of this sort could have only one cause.
Every software update, every OS version, it's the same thing. One person reports a problem they're having and everyone with the same, similar, or even dis-similar symptoms assumes they're affected by the exact same bug. Does anyone out there appreciate just how complex these little, hand-held systems we use actually are? There are so many potential causes for similar-seeming issues that it's mind-boggling.
Yeah, there's safety in numbers, and the more instances of a particular fault there are the sooner the bug squashers will be assigned to fix it. However... Let's consider the simple incandescent light bulb. Did that light just go dark because the filament failed, because it's somewhat loose in its socket, a local circuit breaker tripped, the light switch failed, the electric company shut off power for non-payment, an SUV crashed into a utility pole... Now, take all the possible causes of that failure and multiply it by several dozen orders of magnitude and you begin to approach the reasons the "light" in your iPhone might go out.
In the case of this particular set of symptoms, which have afflicted every computing device since the dawn of compute time... no, it's never going to get "fixed" because this is one of the things that can happen whenever a computing device crashes - the thing stops functioning (no video) and needs to be rebooted. The potential causes are endless, so even when there's one particular software-based cause for a fairly large number of crashes, squashing that bug will not banish "black and unresponsive, requiring a hard reset" to the annals of ancient history.
What problem? My 14 Pro Max has longer battery life than any previous iPhone. Perhaps your battery is defective and needs to be replaced. It's possible. Just think about it. There are more complaints about problems with the 14 than any previous phone. While some are software, I suspect there are a lot of random hardware issues requiring many to replace their phones.
Oh no, Apple will be distraught if you yourself dont update to 16 asap. What will they do?
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This wouldn't have been the case if you had ordered the iPhone 14 Pro Max, LOL.