Dont updateeee!
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15 pro max since 6 hours before launch day and no issues whatsoever here, perhaps the phone itself is fucked.
I use my iPhone for multiple hours a day for work and play. I don't have a single issue.
Well, for now, I'm restarting the phone daily for a few days, if I still experience the issues then I'll just factory reset the phone and edit the post if it solved it. Thanks for the answers.
I had a xs max running ios 17 before my 15 pro max arrived. No issue whatsoever.
People forgot about iOS 7 on iPhone 4 really fast lmao
I hear you. I used iPhone for years and decided to switch it up and get an android for a while. Started missing iOS and how solid, reliable, and easy to use it is so I switched back and it’s just been a total mess since switching back. I thought maybe I was losing it and it wasn’t as polished as I thought it was before
You haven’t been an Apple user for long. When they work they work when they don’t they just don’t.
Ummmm… could it be that y’all are using old phones that are pleading for retirement?
The other thing Apple is notorious for is using their tech to force upgrades.
Oh this again. My kid is still rocken an xr with iOS 17. Other than having to replace the battery the phone works fine. But yeah a 5 year old phone with the latest OS is clear proof of them trying to force an upgrade. Oh Reddit. You never cease to amaze
https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/apple-to-start-paying-out-500m-in-iphone-slowdown-lawsuit/
Yea, this again. Corporations don’t pay out millions for nothing.
My 13 pro max and ipad Pro m2 have both been terrible on iOS/iPadOS 17. Once stable devices are now janky and require multipleforce restarts weekly. Both products have had fresh installs of OS and they are still the same. Seriously thinking of ditching iphone/ipad at next upgrade.
Apart from the odd crash once a year I’ve had no software or hardware issues with any of the 10 iPhones I’ve had since the 3GS
Reddit has a chronic case of “my device has a fault, therefore the software running on my device is fundamentally flawed”-itis.
If iOS (or any other piece of widely-deployed software) was “a buggy mess” then it’d be headline news not only in the tech press, but in the regular, normal-people press too. macOS, iOS, Windows, Android, Linux - all these things work for literally millions (and in some cases billions) of people, all day, every day.
Your iPhone being a bit fucked up doesn’t mean iOS is broken, any more than my iPhone working absolutely perfectly means iOS is without faults.
No. Its ios bug.. my neighbor is an ios developer. Some times a bug only hits a device due to its unique configuration. Even Apple has started to clean bugs in ios.
Is your phone memory full?
Try a factory reset. Sometimes it’s good to give them a clean slate.
After every major iOS update it is ideal to factory reset the device and reinstall all apps one by one.
I have these issues and I have the iPhone 12. My swiping to close the apps aren’t as clean either. Straight buggy mess was perfect explanation.
Confirmed. Android 14 with the One UI 5.1-6 is much more stable and performant than iOS 17.
After the latest update, I can no longer edit text messages easily. Anybody else has this problem? Is there a fix? Thanks!