No, people aren't necessarily being jerks on purpose. Like any drug, checking texts has become an addiction of our culture. It's called common curtesy. The world got on just fine before people checked their texts during movies. Also if it's a real emergency people can call repeatedly and do not disturb will automatically let the phone ring after those repeated calls.
I rarely go to the movie theater to be honest but if I did and someone pulled out their phone and got treated as harshly as you have been treating people for this, I would defend that person. I never claimed I check my phone often in a movie or at all, just that it isn't the end of the world and it may be important.
I would be down for that feature.
10.2 was in beta for 1.5 months. 7.1 was in beta for 4 months, longer than a typical x.0 release! So like you say, really not impossible. Besides, even when apple give devs plenty of time to adopt new features, they still take ages, beyond the beta period. If Apple support all their first party apps on release, that'd be a very good start.
Oh is that a recognised, widespread bug then? Had it happen twice today at exactly the percentage you describe. Luckily I had a portable charger with me to kickstart it. TheN when I removed the charger and it ran down to a similar percentage again it happened again...
I had my battery replaced on my 6s with the free recall and my new battery lasts at least twice as much, AND it doesn't fail when < 50%. I'd suggest you do this instead if you have a 6s.
Do Not Disturb has been around for a while for siatuations like that (among others).
Nope the default setting only hides notifications when your phone is locked. Sure, you can change that, but a separate setting specifically designed for that would be an improvement. Not saying it's likely personally, but it's definitely distinct from DND.
Apple is preparing to begin seeding builds of iOS 10.3 to developers as soon as next month, according to Sonny Dickson, who has occasionally offered accurate information on Apple's plans from supply chain sources and other contacts. Dickson says iOS 10.3 will include a new "Theatre" mode with a "popcorn-shaped" icon in the Control Center, although he does not explain what exactly this mode will entail.
The most recent significant iOS update was iOS 10.2, which was released to the public earlier this month and included a new TV app and a number of new and updated emoji, among other changes. A new iOS 10.2.1 update is currently in beta testing.
Trend of visits to MacRumors from devices claiming to be running iOS 10.3
We've seen a steady increase in visits to MacRumors from devices claiming to be running iOS 10.3 over past several months with visits now numbering in the hundreds per day, suggesting a developer release could indeed be coming in the near future.
Apple has been rumored to be launching updated iPad models in the March or April timeframe, with the company reportedly developing some new iPad-specific software features such as improved Apple Pencil support to accompany the hardware updates. It's possible iOS 10.3 could be the update that delivers these features, although it may not be apparent in the early stages of developer seeding if the new features are exclusive to unreleased hardware.
Article Link: Apple Rumored to Begin Seeding iOS 10.3 With New 'Theatre' Mode on January 10
It can work while the phone is unlocked as well, it's settings just need to be configured to one's liking.
