Digicel carries it. So I am pretty confident there is at least a single user there.
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Date Bug in iOS 11.1.2 Causing Crash Loop on iPhones as December 2 Hits [Updated]
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That line of thinking has already started. I still have the 6S running 10.3.3. The more issues I see happening the happier I am that I have not upgraded.All of these constant bugs and unnecessary functionality changes (not just in the past couple of months, but I've noticed a decline in the past year or so) are making me consider something that used to be unthinkable. Next phone upgrade cycle I will be looking at Android phones alongside iOS. I've been a die hard Apple guy for a decade. I can't be the only person thinking this. When Apple starts to notice this trend in 3 or 4 years just reference my post as the reason
Take your last statement and apply it to your 1 statement. You really think beta testers and public beta testers are going to try specific app notifications on a specific date/time to see if things go wonky? If this ONLY happened on that date and ONLY with certain conditions in notifications with certain apps? Really?!?!
Not defending Apple but thinking something like this would be caught by beta testers is a little off the wall.
And yes, iOS 11 and up .x.x seems to have had its share of bugs no question.
This was happening to me and I was about to throw my phone I was so pissed. I never would have known if I didn’t come to macrumors on my wife’s phone and happen to see that this was a known issue. I ALMOST went out and bought the new 8+ since I need a phone and I’m not going to have google data mining the crap out of me. I’m really starting to get fed up with these things happening at Apple. Steve would have blown something up over this.
Yep, you are right, seems that all corporations are looking at what the others do instead of developing properly their own stuff.
Glad I read this article, dealing with a friends iPad which is re-springing constantly. iOS 11 has been the worst in a LONG time. With things like this and the root bug this week I really really REALLY wonder what in the world is going on over in Appleland.
Getting really fed up of Apple now. Tonight my 18-month iPad stopped charging. Completely dead after upgrading iOS yesterday.
Had the root password issue last week and had to completely fresh instal High Sierra after MacBook Pro stopped mirroring to Apple TV 4K.
Very sad to see this continuing decline in a company that used to be so good.
Had the root password issue last week and had to completely fresh instal High Sierra after MacBook Pro stopped mirroring to Apple TV 4K.
Very sad to see this continuing decline in a company that used to be so good.
Oh man. Reading through here seeing people write a post with the I.T bug while talking about rebooting, it just hammers it home.
Right now there is a ton of issues on software.
I'm not even going to get into hardware because I'll go off on a tangent...
Right now there is a ton of issues on software.
I'm not even going to get into hardware because I'll go off on a tangent...
It's the usual cycle; one company gets big and starts slacking off on quality, and another comes in and produces a far superior product. Apple used to be the other company, now they're the ones who are getting shown up in every regard. Hopefully, this will lead to a decline in Apple at some point, causing them to really put out great SW and HW products again.
My iPhone 5S is dying and needs to be replaced. Reading about things like this is not encouraging for getting a new iPhone.
They've had their share of things of that nature as well. No OS is perfect or even close to it.
Yes. I know that but the quoted poster brought nothing to the table but an attack on a competing OS. iOS is now having some of the same issues that android has. Complexity of the phones is causing these bugs. Not a simple phone anymore.
haha, great pic. Totally agree with your point.
However, Agile is hard to implement in right way, when you try to move fast and sending for feedback, Developer actually doesn't have time to think twice before they write, the final product end up is result of DEMO 1+2+3+4. It may work but the code is totally crap.
For a company with the profits of Apple, rushing mediocre software out the door is not acceptable. Apple has, for years, ignored a significant problem with software development and quality and maybe its time for customers to stop fawning over this company with sycophant reviews and glowing social commentary and start asking (or rather demanding) to be treated with respect. Nothing worse then paying the most for a phone or computer and getting the worst software experience on the market today.
Heard the first reasonable theory why things would go wrong on December 2nd, shortly after midnight.
There are often notifications that are scheduled one month ahead. To be more precise, 30 days ahead. Notifications that are scheduled on December 2nd, 30 days ahead, will run in the next year. Apparently some software "developers" cannot handle this situation.
That would also explain why some people had problems and others didn't. If you had an app that schedules reminders to appear 30 days in the future, you would have the problem. If none of your apps did that, you have no problems.
https://www.aboveavalon.com/notes/2017/10/26/apple-is-facing-a-double-standard
Personally, if anything, I still feel that Apple isn’t getting the credit and recognition it deserves. Far from it.
My son’s Pro 9.7 is doing this respring regularly today on iOS 11.2!
He is trying to find out if is related to notifications.
Anyone else?
He is trying to find out if is related to notifications.
Anyone else?