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iPhone Trying to decide if I should update to iOS 13.1.1 or not

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Right now I am on iOS 12.

Does the do not call feature block list thingy work really well for iOS 13 ? As well as WideProtect if anyone else used this app in iOS 12 before or now even in iOS 13 which is really not necessary ?

My device is a iPhone 6s Plus 128 GB sorry.
 
Unless you have some critical need for iOS 13, I would wait until the numerous bugs are sorted out. iOS 13 is so bad that I'm thinking about returning my 11PM and buying a used XS Max (which I gave back to Apple because it was purchased with the iPhone Upgrade Plan) and setting up the XS Max on 12.4.1.
 
I‘ve been on iO13 since 13.0PB2 and even though I had my share of issues it was pretty stable (except for Mail). When I jumped to 13.1 PB it was a different animal. Much more stable and I’ve had no issues since 13.1 PB3. This is on both an iPhone X and an iPP 10.5”. My wife and son have been on it for a few days and have had no issues.
 
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achappy said:
I‘ve been on iO13 since 13.0PB2 and even though I had my share of issues it was pretty stable (except for Mail). When I jumped to 13.1 PB it was a different animal. Much more stable and I’ve had no issues since 13.1 PB3. This is on both an iPhone X and an iPP 10.5”. My wife and son have been on it for a few days and have had no issues.
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Battery life on the iPad? I was forced to go from iOS 9 to iOS 12 and battery life was crippled (went from a consistent 13 hours to barely scraping 10). How many hours of on-screen time are you getting?
 
FeliApple said:
Battery life on the iPad? I was forced to go from iOS 9 to iOS 12 and battery life was crippled (went from a consistent 13 hours to barely scraping 10). How many hours of on-screen time are you getting?
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I decided a while ago that I wasn't going to worry about battery and constantly checking screen time for any of my devices. I decided to just use the device and charge when needed and also to not worry charging when still have more than 50% left.
I will say that I haven't noticed a major difference in how long I can go between charges.
 
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