Mario, I'm still pretty knew to the iphone about 8 months so I may not know
how to ask about what could be one in the right way and possibly missing
some considerations of factors that maybe I don't have a full understanding
of yet. As I was asking in the other message, and I don't know if apple
allows for this, to be able to go back to versions, in this case iOS 10.3.3.
While it would be a lot to go through, feeling as if you're going 10 steps
backwards, it might eventually make things better, if there was a way for
you to go back to iOS 10.3.3. Then from there if you wanted to update, to
go from one update at a time to the next update, until you get to the
update you want, maybe it might work out better, if it was possible to do,
it might be worth it to have things go better. With the knowledge you have
you probably know if this could be done. While you could do this on the
computer with going to another version of windows or any other software, I
never thought to ask about being able to do that with the smart phones, So
I'll be learning from you, Richard and others that explain if this is
possible. I hope for you, that it's something you can do to help you in
getting your phone back on track working well once again, since that has to
be absolutely frustrating and misserable, that something you depend on so
much, isn't working well now, which is so important for it to be in
tiptopshape.
Arlene
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mário Navarro" <mario....@gmail.com>
To: <viphone@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2018 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: IOS 12 sucks, apple sucks...
My good friend.
All this is uncheck.
I always do this every time I use a new iPhone.
or even a complete restore
I know all the tips to save battery on an iPhone.
I did my update through itunes.
It was very fast without any kind of issue.
It took 30 minutes to download the file and install it.
My net is very strong...
That's why I'm sure the issues I run into the phone are not because of
the installation...
I had made a complete reset a month ago. Very recent...
And that's why I'm not going to make another one. If I did, it would
have to be with backup...
And if I do a backup of IOS 12, everything will be the same...
My IPhone, it was perfect with iOS 10.3.3 and I just did an update on
top. This iOS 12 update has no issue because of iOS 10.
It's all from iOS 12...
And I don't want to have more work with a complete reset.
Because I know that will not solve the issues of accessibility and those
of the battery...
But if I'm forced to do it, I will.
Or I'll just walk away from Apple once and for all.
And I think this is really the best decision I'm going to make.
I'm sick of Apple's politics, and all the negative things they've been
giving us over the years.
Thank you for the kind words you've been having with me.
thank you.
cheers.
Às 15:12 de 18/09/2018, Sieghard Weitzel escreveu:
Mario,
Please humour me and try the reset network settings, don't dismiss it
outright and do make sure you go through settings especially look at
background app refresh and location settings and turn off stuff you don't
think you need. Sometimes during an update stuff you may have turned off a
long time ago and almost forgotten about does get turned on again. Make
sure you look at the "system" section in location settings, most things
there can be turned off.
I am sure there are some bugs, but I have also used iOS for 9 years and I
have participated in many beta cycles. I am on a beta tester list and here
quite a good number of experienced people have used iOS 12 for almost 3
months now. These are often the same people who in the past have put out
the warnings about serious bugs when a new iOS version was first released
and all I can say is that iOS 12 is very stabil, it runs efficiently and
makes older devices snappier and there are very few bugs at this time when
compared to iOS 11, iOS 10 and earlier. I can't remember if it was iOS 10
or iOS 9 where at release there was that horrible bug where Voiceover
would sort of go away when a phone call was received (don't recall the
details), but it was bad and iOS 11 was bad even for sighted people.
Just go through the reset network settings and if that doesn't help by all
means, do a complete reset. I know it's frustrating, but every so often
actually doing a complete reset and setting up as a new device can have
very good results even though it takes quite a few hours to get everything
back to where you had it before. I did this after I had a new battery put
into my 6S Plus, that was still before I joined the iOS 12 beta program
and my battery life improved dramatically. iOS is fairly good, but whether
it's iOS or Windows (I don't have experience with Mac and Android, but I'm
sure it's not much different), all systems do seem to get bogged down over
the years and at some point a complete fresh reinstall is often your best
option.
Take care,
Sieghard
-----Original Message-----
From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of
Mário Navarro
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2018 6:53 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: IOS 12 sucks, apple sucks...
Hi Sieghard.
Yes friend, I did all that...
And most importantly, my iPhone SE just had the iOS 10 factory...
I had never installed any more experiences with other beta IOS.
As for my battery, That's all I need to do go to Settings > General >
Reset and select to "Reset Network I doubt very much it works...
Sieghard. just remember one thing.
It's still too early for people to start saying that iOS 12 didn't give
them issues.
These people are still going to have to bite their tongues a lot.
We all know this repeats every year.
I also had a lot of hopes in this IOS 12 system, and I thought I wasn't
going to get the issues I have. Bad experience...
IOS 12 may be a little better than the versions in the past, but they
can't say they don't have issues because it's still too early to affirm
that...
I'm sure many here in the group will still go to the Applevis site, report
issues that they will find with time...
Can you understand me Sieghard?
I'm just talking about accessibility bugs and the battery...
I'm not talking about a lack of performance.
That's what happens every year, my friend.
I know very well my iPhone SE, and I know well what it is capable...
But I'm going to do what you ask only with the battery.
Because with the rest, I'm sure it's bugs.
And some people here in the group who criticized and tried to humiliate
me, will bite the tongue and remember many times of me.
thank you Sieghard
cheers.
Às 13:43 de 18/09/2018, Sieghard Weitzel escreveu:
Hi Mario,
As somebody else suggested, have you completely turned off your phone and
turned it back on after upgrading?
As for your battery, you should go to Settings > General > Reset and
select to "Reset Network Settigs.
You will have to reconnect to your WiFi after the phone reboots, i.e.
enter your WiFi password, but often any strange battery issues will
disappear after a Reset Network Settings.
I am sorry you have this experience, but I have been running the iOS 12
public beta since the first one came out at the end of June and it's been
an amazingly smooth beta program, iOS 12 has been the most stabil version
of iOS for many years and there must be something strange going on in
your case because I have heard no bad reports, even Applevis and people
like Jonathan Mosen who make a living testing and reporting on these
things have no warnings this year.
I have an iPhone 6S Plus by the way, so it's not like I have one of the
latest iPhones, it is very much like your SE, same processor and all that
and it runs better than it ever has with this version of iOS.
I would definitely try the Reset Network Settings and, if this doesn't
help, do a complete Reset and reinstall iOS 12. Lots of people who are
knowledgeable about these things do actually advise that people should
wait a few days or a week before upgrading, on day 1 the Apple servers
are extremely overloaded and if any issues happen they are more likely to
happen then. Also, did you remove all apps from the app switcher and
reboot your phone prior to upgrading?
I hope you can sort it out, otherwise I'm sure Mark would grant you
permission to post a for sale ad for your SE on the list and somebody
would be happy to snatchit up so you can be happy ever after with
Android, just make sure you ask Mark first before you post it for sale.
Good luck,
Sieghard
-----Original Message-----
From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of
Mário Navarro
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2018 1:42 AM
To: iphone group <viphone@googlegroups.com>
Subject: IOS 12 sucks, apple sucks...
Hi all.
iOS 12, I am completely sorry to have updated.
I had IOS 10.3.3 on my iPhone SE and it was almost perfect...
But of course after we waited many months to see some bugs fixed
Everything worked very well.
Now with iOS 12 I didn't win anything special..
Contrary:
The battery sucks too much, there is a huge bug with the voice
dictation. Voice over does not announce the feedback of dictation.
I have also come across other issues in various aspects.
on my iPhone SE, with IOS 10.3.3 the battery was perfect.
Now with IOS 12, it's been shit.
And worst of all, I can't no more back to 10.3.3...
IOS 11 is also a piece of shit...
Apple is a piece of shit
Apple I hope that one day you will die forever..
All you want is money, and only give us shit.
This is what happens when you keep Believing on Apple jerks like Tim
Cook...
Sorry guys, but I am extremely furious...
Time to go back to Google Android forever...
bye rotten Apple.
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