When you set up your 6s did you restore your apps from your previous phone's iCloud backup?No sign of it on my Samsung chipped 6S either. This could be interesting..
When you set up your 6s did you restore your apps from your previous phone's iCloud backup?No sign of it on my Samsung chipped 6S either. This could be interesting..
Hasn't happened to me once on my Samsung 6s plus. I restored from an iCloud backup (which I've been stringing along in some form another since the 3gs days)When you set up your 6s did you restore your apps from your previous phone's iCloud backup?
Hmmm... That squashes that theoryHasn't happened to me once on my Samsung 6s plus. I restored from an iCloud backup (which I've been stringing along in some form another since the 3gs days)
Hasn't happened to me once on my Samsung 6s plus. I restored from an iCloud backup (which I've been stringing along in some form another since the 3gs days)
Did your backup come from a device running iOS 9? If so which version, 9.01/02 etc.
My iCloud backup came from 9.01 and I'm wondering if it came from just that version (I'm having this issue)
I received a iPhone 6s setup as a new phone backed up after 5 days and restored onto another iPhone 6s as returned the first.
I've just restored my iPhone using iTunes and NOT restored my iCloud data and setup as a new phone (annoying) but going to see if I have the issue again.
When you set up your 6s did you restore your apps from your previous phone's iCloud backup?
Mine was restored from a iPhone 5 backup created under 9.0.1 (as per the previous poster some contents date all the way back to my iPhone 3G.).
No problems at all here. But then I do have the Samsung chip...
My backup came from iOS 8.4 (and jailbroken for whatever it's worth)Did your backup come from a device running iOS 9? If so which version, 9.01/02 etc.
My iCloud backup came from 9.01 and I'm wondering if it came from just that version (I'm having this issue)
I received a iPhone 6s setup as a new phone backed up after 5 days and restored onto another iPhone 6s as returned the first.
I've just restored my iPhone using iTunes and NOT restored my iCloud data and setup as a new phone (annoying) but going to see if I have the issue again.
I have to admit that this thread is worrisome. I'm about to go buy a 6s and hope that this issue isn't what awaits me.
Replacing your phone is a waste of time and resources. I can almost guarantee you that this is a software issue and not hardware in any way. This isn't the first time this has occurred with a new iphone model and new OS. Worrying about your chip is pissing into the wind.
Wait it out for iOS 9.1 or they may fix it in iOS 9.0.3 or if you have the appetite for adventure sign up for the iOS 9 Public Beta, as the latest beta release seems to have resolved this problem.Yep I've experienced this twice over the past 2 weeks. Any fixes that don't involve wiping my phone and starting again?
Mine too.My backup came from iOS 8.4 (and jailbroken for whatever it's worth)
Probably some of the folders were copied, but most of the tweaks won't be there.Mine too.
So do you think that all those tweaks that I installed with my iPhone 6 jail broken device has been copied to my iPhone 6s Plus when I did the restore?
Should I have set my phone as a new device instead?
Will it cause issues for my new phone?Probably some of the folders were copied, but most of the tweaks won't be there.
Been running 9.0.2 on 128GB 6s Plus Rose Gold. Phone was shutting down 5-7 times per day. Closed all apps and ran only one app at a time for one day and no shutdowns.
Called Apple support and they said to bring it into the Genius Bar. Genius Bar looked at it today and started to do an iCloud backup. Luckily it shutdown in the middle of the backup. They immediately replaced the phone with a warranty phone. They also said that they think it's an iOS issue, but replaced the phone anyway.
I'll check the chipset and report back.