Hi Lisa, Don't install the Windows app store version, I made that mistake once and while it is supposed to be more or less the same I found it was not. In fact, I would recommend you get this enterprise version of iTunes or whatever they call it, it is I think version 12.6.3. Also, you don't necessarily need iTunes to do a full restore. If you have an iCloud backup you can go to Settings > General > Reset and do it from there.
-----Original Message----- From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Lisa Belville Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2018 8:35 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: Battery still an issue with iPhone SE and iOS 12 Yes, I'm working up the courage to do this. <sigh> I despise iTunes and don't even have it installed on this machine. I went looking for it at Apple.com and they sent me to the Microsoft app store. I'm still not sure if that's the version I should install. Also, if I do this, can I do it without sighted help? I'm not as concerned with data or apps because I have the important information backed up to iCloud and I can re-install apps once the restore is done. It's just the part about losing speech and not getting the phone back that bothers me. Lisa Lisa Belville missktlab1...@frontier.com On 10/24/2018 10:29 AM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote: > Hi Lisa, > > I know Mario had the same problem with his SE and in the end he did a > complete reset and set up as a new device and he then posted everything was > fine. I know this can be a time consuming task depending on how many apps you > use and how much other content is on your device, but there are times when > it's the only really good solution. In the end you have to decide if it's > worth spending the time to do this. > > -----Original Message----- > From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Lisa > Belville > Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2018 8:26 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: Battery still an issue with iPhone SE and iOS 12 > > Hi, Sieghard. > > > Yes, actually, I've reset network settings at least twice since the 12.x > upgrade. > > > generally, I'd tell people to go ahead and upgrade their phones, since > the issue with battery drainage is a rare one. At this point I'm a bit > concerned, not actively worried. I'm not a huge traveler beyond my home > area, and I have a small external battery pack I carry with me, so the > phone can stay charged if I need it to. I'm not getting a battery case > because I'm upgrading to a newer and most likely larger sized device > next year. So for now, until I can get a definitive answer, I can keep > my phone charged and still enjoy iOS 12 without too many worries. > > > And no, the battery issue is the only one I've noticed. Siri works fine > for me as do the other gestures some folks have difficulty with. > > > Lisa Belville > > missktlab1...@frontier.com > > On 10/24/2018 10:05 AM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote: >> Hi Davy, >> >> You really should read people's messages more carefully, Lisa has in fact >> updated and then posted her message that she felt the phone used too much >> battery, she wrote this: >> >> Hi, all. I'm using an eighteen month old iPhone SE. I've had iOS 12 for >> over a month and I'm still plagued by battery issues. >> >> Rob I think was the one who then posted that he was still on 10.3.3 and glad >> he hadn't updated yet. Is such a message useful, maybe not, but your reply >> is pretty judgemental and it's not useful, either. It is everybody's choice >> whether they want to update or not, but telling somebody to just update and >> stop argueing about battery when in fact she has updated and is simply >> stating a fact is rude. >> I do agree that iOS 12 is much better than iOS 10 ever was and I also >> replied to Rob telling him that and listing a few features which I think >> make iOS 12 pretty compelling. >> As for lisa's battery drain issue it is of course something which she needs >> to address if she had better battery life before. I doubt she expects her >> phone to stay at 100% as somebody else suggested, but if a phone is locked >> and on Do Not Disturb and nothing else is going on I agree that battery >> drain at best should be minimal. She says her phone drained 8% in 6 or 7 >> hours with no useage whatsoever, I actually don't think that is outrageous >> although I also think it's maybe more than it should be since I would say in >> the perfect world this should be maybe 3% or 4%. >> Lisa, did you ever try the Reset Network Settings? I also was surprised by >> something else and that is that at one point a few weeks ago I plugged in my >> phone at night and then turned it off for some reason. I forgot to turn it >> on until the next morning and when I then turned it on and unplugged it I >> found my battery seemed to last longer than before. >> >> Regards, >> Sieghard >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Davy >> Cuppens >> Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2018 6:16 AM >> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >> Subject: Re: Battery still an issue with iPhone SE and iOS 12 >> >> Hi Lisa >> The statement you tell the list not yet having done the update to >> ios12.0.1 is really useless even for yourselves. >> maybe your issues are the fact that you are still using ios10.3.3 >> while most apps have been updated to the needs for ios12.0.1. I don't >> know whetehr you are a braille user or not but the most sluggiest and >> worst braille version of ios at all is ios10.3. The most smooth and >> snappiest version of all also in braille mode is ios12. So please >> update your devices Lisa and stop arguing about your battery drainings >> which very lokely are caused by youw own anxiety to update. >> Regards >> Davy >> >> 2018-10-24 13:46 GMT+02:00, Robert Wright <yeshua.talmi...@gmail.com>: >>> Are you expecting it to stay at 100% all day? Even though you aren’t using >>> it it is still running on battery >>> >>> character is found in how you treat people who cannot do anything for >>> you! *** >>> >>> From: Lisa Belville >>> Sent: Tuesday, October 23, 2018 6:31 AM >>> To: V I Phone >>> Subject: Battery still an issue with iPhone SE and iOS 12 >>> >>> Hi, all. I'm using an eighteen month old iPhone SE. I've had iOS 12 >>> for over a month and I'm still plagued by battery issues. >>> >>> >>> I can unplug my phone once it's charged to 100% and leave it alone for >>> six or seven hours and my battery will be at around 92% with no apps >>> running, the phone being locked and set to Do Not Disturb. >>> >>> I always have four Verizon bars and three wifi bars, so the phone isn't >>> even having difficulty finding a signal on either network. This battery >>> drain happens while the phone is unplugged and sitting on my nightstand >>> in the same room as the wifi router and a window, so there again, it's >>> not having issues staying connected. >>> >>> Here's what I've tried so far to resolve the issue: Screen time is off, >>> Location services are off, Auto brightness is off, raise to wake is off, >>> background app refresh is off, Email and other push notifications have >>> been disabled, network settings have been reset at least twice. I've >>> also rebooted the phone with the power/home button combo. Last week I >>> tried charging it to 100, shutting the phone down completely, and >>> keeping it plugged into the charger for about eight hours. >>> >>> I didn't have these issues before upgrading from iOS 10 to 12. Before >>> the upgrade I noticed the biggest battery drain using YouTube or other >>> apps where the phone had to be unlocked while in use, but that was >>> expected. >>> >>> >>> My only thought now is to do the reset where I need to restore the phone >>> as a new device. >>> >>> >>> Is there anything else I can do to resolve the issue? Also, if I do the >>> restore, can I do this using iTunes, my PC and no working eyeballs? >>> >>> >>> Other than the battery issues, I'm not having any difficulty with my >>> phone. 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