iOS 16.3 Fixes Issue With Horizontal Lines Appearing on iPhone 14 Pro Max

[beanbaguk]

Going to say this again

Steve

Jobs

Would

Have

Never

Allowed

This!!!!!

Going to add facts to this

Steve

Jobs

Released

So

Many

Buggy

Products

And

Some

That

Were

Abject

Failures!!!!!!

 

[jasonph]

Sounds like I’ve missed the lines on my 14 pro max. I’ve also been fortunate to find very few bugs or app crashes. The only thing I’ve found, and it’s definitely a first world problem, is AirPrint doesn’t work direct from the Amazon app (for returns) like it did in iOS 15. You have to download the posting label and print from the pdf for reliable printing.

 

[dampfnudel]

What do you mean by under the display Facetime?

My bad, I should’ve said FaceID, but it would also be the front camera that we use for FaceTime.

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[hanske68]

...it is just a bonus feature. You are not looking right.

 

[GtrDude]

I've not had the green lines on my iPhone 14 Pro Max however the screen not responding and me having to press the power button to wake it up is an every day occurrence.

 

[boyarka]

I'd really like to see GPU benchmarks before and after the fix

 

[webkit]

Then, the one on the iPhone would be iPhoneOS, right? Since they split them?

No. The OS for iPhone is still called iOS. Only the OS for iPad was changed, and is now iPadOS.

 

[MacWiz_007]

Good on Apple for fixing this.

 

[nburwell]

Hopefully it also fixes the bug of rectangle notifications on Notification Center too.

 

[I7guy]

Dont have that issue but I’m glad it fixes an issue that others have.

 

[coffeemilktea]

No more lines on the screen? I guess they plugged that hole in the Matrix. 🤫

 

[segfaultdotorg]

No. The OS for iPhone is still called iOS. Only the OS for iPad was changed, and is now iPadOS.

That makes no sense at all.

 

[webkit]

That makes no sense at all.

Well, that is how Apple labels its mobile operating systems. Starting with version 13, iOS specifically refers to the iPhone's OS and iPadOS specifically refers to the iPad's OS.

 

[segfaultdotorg]

...iPhone's OS and iPadOS specifically refers to the iPad's OS.

So, if the iPad's OS is iPadOS, the iPhone's OS is iPhoneOS?

 

[webkit]

So, if the iPad's OS is iPadOS, the iPhone's OS is iPhoneOS?

No. As I've already explained, Apple currently identifies the iPhone's OS as iOS (NOT iPhoneOS) and identifies the iPad’s OS as iPadOS.

Apple hasn't called the iPhone's OS "iPhone OS" in years so if you want to refer to it as "iPhone OS" you'd be using an old, no longer used label. The choice is yours; you can use the old, now incorrect label (iPhone OS) or the current, correct label (iOS).

If you have a problem with how Apple labels its operating systems, you can take it up with them.

 

[segfaultdotorg]

No. As I've already explained, Apple currently identifies the iPhone's OS...

Now we're taking issue with the gender identity of an OS?

 

[webkit]

Now we're taking issue with the gender identity of an OS?

No, not at all. We're talking about how a company brands their product. Apple currently brands the iPhone's OS as iOS. If you want to use an incorrect or unconventional label, that's your choice.

 

[_Spinn_]

Glad to see this is finally being fixed.

 

[marinersaptcomplex]

@Abraham_1991 looks like our 16PM issue isn’t new or unique 😭😩