Missing just about all calls here. It was about 50% at first. Now it's 90%. Of course I still get my banks daily marketing call.
It's getting really bad for me. My fiancee has to keep texting me to tell me she called me twice, when I got no indication that I had been called. Just reset network settings, hoping it helps.
While generally a good idea overall, there's the opposite side of it, especially when it comes to somewhat limited and sporadic issues of this type--issues like this one might not really be noticed, and/or noticed early enough, and/or will enough reproducible information to actually address them sooner rather than later if everyone simply used non daily use devices, which often aren't used to receive or make calls.This kind of thing is why Apple warns developers not to use pre-release software on their daily use devices.
Unforunately, as discussed in fair bit of detail in another thread about this issue at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1608119/, it doesn't seem like things of this nature truly fix the issue (beyond some sort of temporary effect, which might even be simply coincidental too, given the sporadic nature of the issue for most who experience it).i have had this problem...verizon iphone 5. after messing around i found a fix (well it worked this time, hopefully not just a temp. fix.)....i called my phone from the office....it rang on the office headset but my iphone never did a thing. i turned do not disturb on, then back off. tried calling my phone again, and the call went through to my iphone. hope this helps
It's happening to my roommate, who has an iPhone 4S on AT&T.Is this happening to anyone on AT&T? I haven't missed any calls or texts yet. Weird how the same software does odd things on these phones.
While generally a good idea overall, there's the opposite side of it, especially when it comes to somewhat limited and sporadic issues of this type--issues like this one might not really be noticed, and/or noticed early enough, and/or will enough reproducible information to actually address them sooner rather than later if everyone simply used non daily use devices, which often aren't used to receive or make calls.
Carrier part of the software gets updated with iOS beta releases as well, and is definitely used by Apple and carriers for testing too. What's likely is that there's some sort of a bug there.While yes that is true, this particular case is likely that the carrier software hasn't been updated or at least released for ideal iOS 7 compatibility. Which should not be a major issue since folks should not be using iOS 7 as their daily use software anyway.
Unforunately, as discussed in fair bit of detail in another thread about this issue at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1608119/, it doesn't seem like things of this nature truly fix the issue (beyond some sort of temporary effect, which might even be simply coincidental too, given the sporadic nature of the issue for most who experience it).
I've been having the same problem. I am completely missing calls, not just the ringer. People tell me later that they've tried to call me and it goes right to voicemail.
No, no solutions that actually fix it for good. Waiting for a new beta update from Apple to see if it hopefully fixes the issue.Curious, Anyone found a solution.
Yup, fixed.Have things improved in beta 4 for those experiencing these kinds of issues?