iOS9 - battery life gone to pot
welshboy78
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Anybody else had this problem?
My iPhone has battery has really gone crap since the iOS9 update. Ive even wiped and started from scratch and making no difference.
Slowly getting fed up of these updates, quality control has gone out the window the last 3 years or so
My iPhone has battery has really gone crap since the iOS9 update. Ive even wiped and started from scratch and making no difference.
Slowly getting fed up of these updates, quality control has gone out the window the last 3 years or so
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If you have anything older than an iPhone 5s that's probably why.
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I tried to avoid the upgrade from 7.1 but Safari kept crashing all the time - so had to do it.
I have an iPhone 6s so not much choice with iOS
Besides of this: Never change a running system - I am avoiding upgrades!
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I have a iPhone 6 Plus
Ive had enough of iOS forced updates after this so after doing some quick research blocked it in my router.
Anyone has an idea to shut these off?
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Power off your phone )
About time they let you delete some of the Apple apps too instead of hiding them in a folder!!!!
Hows that Force Touch feature?? Use it much?
My mrs wants a Apple watch for Xmas lol
The positive is that the vibration is much better when the phone is in the pocket.
Also the fingerprint scanner is really fast. It's enough to use the home button to switch it on. No extra time needed for the scanner
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Hows the camera - big improvement??
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I'm not impressed !
I complained to Apple last night, and was told my complaint was logged and noted and they would get back to me, however they didn' take a name or number, so just a load of bull****, to keep the customer happy.
Before the latest upgrade I would have recommended anybody to use Apple products, but now I wouldnt.
This comes from somebody who has an Iphone 5c, an Ipad 3 with cell, an Apple Mac home pc, my wife has a Ipad mini3 and a Iphone 6, and my son has a Ipad 3 and an iphone 5c, as well as two Ipods.
It's not that iOS is perfect, it's the lack of alternatives!
Android: I've purchased an Android Smartphone as a backup some time ago and really wanted to use it.
First thing that you do with your smartphone is to put your addressbook into it. Not possible with Android!
I have to upload my entire adressbook onto a Google Server from where it goes on the Smartphone.
So the first thing that Google wants is to have access to all my private data?? No way! *
Apple are not Saints but the fact that the NSA constantly complain about their level of encryption makes me confident, that they are much better than Google in most regards.
* The Android Smartphone immediately went back to Amazon.
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But it's not bashing just for the sake of it...these are legitimate gripes...Apple have dropped the ball on this and they need to rectify it quickly...Apple products are more expensive BECAUSE they are far better than the alternative and usually work with very little problems...but now it's like they don't care - they NEED to be brought to task on this...
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Agree this this, I've paid extra for the Apple products, and before hand there customer care was superb, however since iOS 9 has come out, the level of service has dropped, it could be because of the number of problems with the update.
Also I look at the latest products and they dont inspire me. The phones have become larger, I liked the size of the 5c, but the 6 is just too big. The ipads have not moved forward, and the watch, for what it is, should at least be waterproof and safe to use in a swimming pool.
Before hand I would have brought Apple without a second thought, from now on I will look around.
Have installed iOS 9 in all of my devices and no big issues, not even battery life-wise, even with an "old" iPad 3 and an even older iPod touch.
Was generally unhappy with Android, especially on the privacy issue. Have to agree with Higgins on that.
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Mustn't be that then, as FB was aware of the problem thanks to users noticing it precisely through battery stats... Good luck in finding the problem, mate.
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Did you upset mr Suckerberg? )
I was reading about his problem today. It seems to be real issue for some people. Cant say I've had any problems with battery and I do use the FB App.