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Some iPhone Models Mysteriously Shutting Off at Night
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This has been happening to my MacBook Air for the longest time. Sometimes when I open it, it is a fresh startup, as if it had shutdown completely all by itself. Seemingly randomly, and never consistently.
Nothing like that on my iPhone yet though.
Nothing like that on my iPhone yet though.
I mean, it is the spooky season.
It's also literally the dead of night.
That being said, new iOS versions are often a nightmare before Christmas.
It's also literally the dead of night.
That being said, new iOS versions are often a nightmare before Christmas.
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I’ve experienced several frustrating bugs in iOS 17 and watchOS 10.
The Always On Display feature frequently turns off, excluding the scenarios Apple has indicated it should turn off. (This has been a bug since 16.3.)
Sleep Focus spontaneously turns itself off.
Apple Watch inexplicably fails to track sleep some nights despite a correct fit. (This has always been the case, but I’ve experienced it more with watchOS 10.)
The Always On Display feature frequently turns off, excluding the scenarios Apple has indicated it should turn off. (This has been a bug since 16.3.)
Sleep Focus spontaneously turns itself off.
Apple Watch inexplicably fails to track sleep some nights despite a correct fit. (This has always been the case, but I’ve experienced it more with watchOS 10.)
That's due to the overheating issue. When it overheats, it stops recording.
My Apple Cinema Display is mysteriously waking up when it should sleep. But the screen itself isn't on. Rather, I hear my Mac mini do something while it's sleeping, and then my Studio Displays' fans would turn on.
This thing has a chip btw, the same as in iPhones. And it's doing something. Apple's devices are very mysterious.
This thing has a chip btw, the same as in iPhones. And it's doing something. Apple's devices are very mysterious.
Well, they are obviously sleeping. How is that mysterious, especially at night?
I reported this happening repeatedly throughout iOS 16 and my experiences were continually brushed off by people here
Maybe Apple is now automating "Have you tried turning it off and on again?"
Oh, well this happens to me every night around 11 PM, I turn off and suddenly is f*cking morning…
It’s rebooted twice this week on me. 17.1 b2/3 and 14 PM. It’s rebooted a few times over last couple of years and iPhone models. For me, this isn’t anything new.
iOS 13.x, 14.x 15.x, 16.x, 17.x absolute and total disasters.
Pathetic really.
iPhone 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 absolute and total disasters.
Pathetic when compared to the competitors.
Pathetic really.
iPhone 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 absolute and total disasters.
Pathetic when compared to the competitors.
I always avoid the .x versions, those are really bad.
IPhone 9 in particular was dead in the water. It really didn't sell at all, I think.