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I having that issue with my LG G2 since a while. Should I blame iOS 9?
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Some iPhone 6s Owners Seeing Their Phones Randomly Shut Off
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I having that issue with my LG G2 since a while. Should I blame iOS 9?
9.0.2 6s, no issues like this. I even do it from a restore from the 6 Plus.
Definitely not 9.0.2, cuz if it is, I'll be having it too. Could be a hardware problem... or just using it wrong
Definitely not 9.0.2, cuz if it is, I'll be having it too. Could be a hardware problem... or just using it wrong
This. After updating I had issues. Truth to be told I have had bugs since iOS 7. After a restore to factory and set up as new, no issues. ☺️
I had an issue with my 6s a few days ago. The home was extremely hot yet the the screen had no activity. Nothing happened when I pressed the sleep or home button.
I had to do a force shutdown on the phone.
I had to do a force shutdown on the phone.
Happened on my 4s a few days ago. iOS 9.1 public beta 2. This had never happened before in the life of the phone. On beta 3 now and on the lookout.
Will you be posting on all bug threads from now on in order to declare old backups the root of every issue?
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You forgot the [current version + 1] = [current version] and loop back.
Apple needs to hurry up and get to iOS X so they can stay there a few years and quit releasing such buggy stuff.
Perhaps if apple allowed to backup and restore some data, instead of everything.
I'm stuck with a backup started on my 3GS as apple doesn't provide good solutions for migrating data.
Also why is it immediately turned into a users fault?
Already started...
Being involved several models, I think it's a software issue
Could be a specific combination of software...9.0.2 6s, no issues like this. I even do it from a restore from the 6 Plus.
Definitely not 9.0.2, cuz if it is, I'll be having it too. Could be a hardware problem... or just using it wrong
I'm glad you posted that. I came close to finally deciding to update my iPad retina mini 2 from iOS 8 to the current iOS. My iPhone has been doing fine so far on it. I'm just going to keep my mini right where it's at now.
Since installing the pb of iOS 9 in July on my 6 and now currently using 9.1b3 on my 6s+ I haven't had any issues at all (crosses fingers). This issue sounds like backboardd is having issues and crashing causing the springboard to be reset. Haven't had it happen to me yet so I can't pull logs or actually try to see what's going on, but I'll keep an eye out for it.
Yeah of course it's perfectly normal, in fact it's so normal my HTC phones have done it zero times in 6 years, but then we're not talking about normal phones, we're talking about the BMW of phones, or more precisely the VW of phones.
What's taxing? Listening to Freddy Merury singing Barcelona on Apple Music?
by installing a later version of iOS , the device runs slower, frustrating the user into upgrading . Having the ability to downgrade would mean you keeping your device longer . I regret upgrading a number of devices to iOS 8
If you stick to the version of iOS that comes with your device , it wil run smoothly . Problem is, when Apple pushes these updates , and makes them so easy to install, there is no warning that your decide will be slower and suffer from lag.
Problem is the elusive turn off bug is too unpredictable to be caught on camera by man. We must stop this thing before it multiplies!
I doubt you even have an iPhone. This is not a place for self promote.