Not convinced this is a iOS26 issue, but nevertheless.....
For the past week or so I've noticed that mail downloads very slowly - using the default Mail app on my iPhone.
It started doing it on my 15 Pro Max, but upgraded to the 17 Pro Max and still get the same.
So I enter the Mail app - I have it set to manually check for messages when I open the app rather then it always checking in the background.
It goes away and checks for mail, states' downloading XX messages' and just sits there for a while, not downloading the actual messages. At times I get tired of waiting so come back to it later, when the messages have downloaded. Sometimes it can be several minutes.
This happens irrespective of message size - so its not that the messages are large - could be short text only.
It happens only on cellular.
On wifi everything is fine - nice and quick.
Everything else - browsing the Internet, streaming video, etc all works perfectly fine via cellular. Its just mail being slow. So I;m ruling out cellular speed issues.....
Anyone seen anything like this before?
For the past week or so I've noticed that mail downloads very slowly - using the default Mail app on my iPhone.
It started doing it on my 15 Pro Max, but upgraded to the 17 Pro Max and still get the same.
So I enter the Mail app - I have it set to manually check for messages when I open the app rather then it always checking in the background.
It goes away and checks for mail, states' downloading XX messages' and just sits there for a while, not downloading the actual messages. At times I get tired of waiting so come back to it later, when the messages have downloaded. Sometimes it can be several minutes.
This happens irrespective of message size - so its not that the messages are large - could be short text only.
It happens only on cellular.
On wifi everything is fine - nice and quick.
Everything else - browsing the Internet, streaming video, etc all works perfectly fine via cellular. Its just mail being slow. So I;m ruling out cellular speed issues.....
Anyone seen anything like this before?