Apple will fix this by interpolating the battery level graph instead of showing a hole, I think.
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PSA: iOS 17.1 Doesn't Fix Nighttime iPhone Shutdown Bug
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Scott Forstall needs to be rehired.
The Current iOS team is far worse than the Android OS team 😤
The Current iOS team is far worse than the Android OS team 😤
My iPhone 13 mini shut down. Also, my iPad mini 6th gen shut down. Both are on iOS/iPadOS 17.0.3.
I'm with you that iOS 17 has been pretty brutal for me (full system lock outs, needed a restore, poor battery, excessive heat, etc) but lets not forget Snow Leopard had a bug that literally deleted your home directory that was patched in like 10.6.2 or something like that.
I hate this kind of argument. Much like when Windows would turn on "turn device off to save energy" or "reduce carbon footprint." Good lord.... tell me how many trees I need to plant outside so I can use my computer without having to crank it on the side.
Who cares? Functionality is not so important, right? According to many people on this forum, Tim Cook is doing an excellent job because the important thing for Apple to do is to make sure Cook and his shareholders are making lots of money. Therefore, bugs are not a big deal, right?
(Yes, I'm being sarcastic.)
(Yes, I'm being sarcastic.)
Many people on this forum don't care about something as helpful as that. In their minds, Tim Cook is doing an excellent job because he is making loads of money for Apple and their shareholders.
In all honesty, I don’t think that feature has EVER worked for me since its inception. Hit or miss on the mac as well.
My phone was carbon neutral for 3 hours last night. Thank you for caring, Apple!
It’s just greenwash at full display, without truly tackling the biggest offenders or address the real issues. Beating the bush is all powerful individuals and corporations do to make public think they are doing something but in reality it is the complete opposite.
I was having this issue. I could be wrong but it felt like it started with 7.1 Beta 3 and was happening nightly. I read it might be a bug with battery optimization so I fully turned it off and the phone didn't shut off that night. The next day I turned battery optimization back on and it hasn't happened yet, I'm also now running the RC.
Coming from someone who works in a hospital and is required to take call, this could mean my job if the phone were to shut off during the night. All call ins are initiated using the perfect serve app. Luckily, so far my 1 tb 15 pro does not have this issue at this point. Apple needs to address this immediately.
We should all support Apple here and stop buying their crap. That‘ll really help them reduce their carbon footprint.
Is it? A vast majority of users aren't having issues, and it's not as if the phone is unusable by any stretch.
I agree this is a problem and Apple should address it, but it’s also worth noting that a gap in the battery graph does not necessarily indicate that the phone was off. I experimented by turning my phone off and on again straight away, then not entering my passcode for about two hours. It showed a gap in the battery graph, but the phone was alive and well and waiting for its passcode. I didn’t happen to receive any notifications in that time, which might have registered battery activity. More experimentation required. But it would be good to know for sure if phones really are turning off for hours or just restarting but not registering anything in the log.
Is it on or off….the new iPhone Shroedinger Edition
