Hoping to do the sameUgh you think I can downgrade to iOS 17.03 from iOS 17.1 beta 2?
Maybe some of you guys who've been here for years can chime in but... it sure seems like there's way too many updates these days compared to ten years ago. Seems like every few days, there is a reported issue, then I have to sit through another update. And another, and another, and another and... it's just out of control.
I love Apple's response, basically saying Kuo has no idea what he's talking about.Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claimed that the overheating was likely caused by "compromises made in the thermal system design," and he suggested that Apple would only be able to fix the issue by lowering processor performance.
Apple said that it has no intention of tweaking the A17 Pro chip, and that the titanium and aluminum design of the iPhone 15 Pro in fact provides better heat dissipation than the stainless steel frames used in previous models.
Didn't Meta fix the problem last week?How does this prevent apps like Instagram from over-using CPU resources though?
I'd prefer them get it right the first time. Or, failing that, get less wrong less often.So you'd prefer fewer enhancements, improvements and fixes? This seems obvious, but if you don't like it, don't update manually and just let your phone update automatically overnight whenever it wants to.
Yes, because as we all know most software releases from other companies are bug free.I'd prefer them get it right the first time. Or, failing that, get less wrong less often.
This seems like a warranted punishment for using TikTok though.As soon as I did update. Went on TikTok and screen had dimmed. Way to cook!
nope. iPhone 12 getting it now.Is this update only for the iPhone 15 or all iPhones?
They just won’t even come into this thread, even if they see and actually install the update, they will pretend this is just routine point release. And when the next issue arises they will be back to the usual gaslighting.It's amazing to me that users have kept gaslighting those who encountered the issue: "it's just warm. that's not overheating"; "it's indexing"; "you are using it too much"; "no issue with mine"; "first world problems"; "just be grateful"...on and on and on. The issue is with Apple's end all along. Even Apple admits it. Next time, just accept that some people might have problems with their devices that might not be happening to yours, and that the problem could be with Apple and not the users. You can believe other people's complaints and still be happy with your own device. Don't take it personally.
Ugh you think I can downgrade to iOS 17.03 from iOS 17.1 beta 2?
Yes, you can. The steps are on Apple’s beta site. You will not be able to restore your data from a backup made with 17.1 though…Hoping to do the same
All I'm saying is there seems to be far more updates now than there was ten years ago. That it seems like it's near-constant, and that I find it very annoying. I just updated the thing a few days ago. I don't want to do it again. That's all.Yes, because as we all know most software releases from other companies are bug free.
There's never been a bug-free release in the history of software.
Well said, just how not see this during any real testing or not to expect developers will push the limit of whats available for their app to run on OS.If people got fired every time a software release had bugs in it, nobody would be employed.
Just as you (I assume) those engineers are human and therefor make mistakes… I guess you’ve never made one?nice, quick fix out. now fire the inept engineers who manage to miss it in the first place.