When did you get your phone? Restore from backup or from new?
I have an iPhone 6. When iOS 9 came out I did a clean install and restore a few days after it launched.
When did you get your phone? Restore from backup or from new?
I have an iPhone 6. When iOS 9 came out I did a clean install and restore a few days after it launched.
Doesn't that send information to Apple? I don't want to sound paranoid, though I don't wish to share more than needed.
I'm glad I came back and visited today.
Two weeks now, still no Apple travel eta. My morning commute is regular. I leave the same place at roughly the same time for the same destination. iOS already knows to have Music on tap and ready to go. Evening commute can be to several different destinations, so I accept that part.
FWIW: 6S+ restored from an iCloud backup of a 6, from around June. Which was restored from an iCloud backup of a 6+ from like January. Long story short, this iCloud backup is a derivative of my backups since my iPhone 3G.
I'm going to look into that ETA app now.
Edit: I just noticed that Share My Location was set to one of my previous device names. I've since deleted all of those previous ones and set it to my current 6S+. I don't know if that will have any bearing or not.
Did you look under privacy>location services>system services>frequent locations and does it have a history of your locations?
Is this really useful? If you do it for two weeks, you should already now about how long the average commute is. If it's really having to figure it out, without giving accurate traffic updates, then what does the service even provide?No, that doesn't matter. If you do nothing but go to work and come home every weekday for at least 2 weeks you should start seeing the traffic indicator.
I did, and it's pretty much spot-on for my travel locales since getting the 6S+.
Is this really useful? If you do it for two weeks, you should already now about how long the average commute is. If it's really having to figure it out, without giving accurate traffic updates, then what does the service even provide?
So I see 2 types of ETAs for my commutes:
1. Pull down notification center and you will see something on that screen more likely when you are on the road.
2. I also get map push style notification saying how long it will take for me to get to a destination I frequent at that particular time frame.
So when there's a huge traffic backup on your normal route, you have a warning to go a different way.
These are what I'm expecting but not receiving yet.
Is this really useful? If you do it for two weeks, you should already now about how long the average commute is. If it's really having to figure it out, without giving accurate traffic updates, then what does the service even provide?
Just got my first travel notification last night. This morning, it was spot on, to-the-minute accurate.
(Off topic but funny) Yesterday, used Apple Maps against Google (on my GFs Moto X). They picked the same route, however Apple suggested that the trip would take 90+ minutes, compared to Google at 30. Google also shouted over Siri every chance it got, lol.
My frequent locations is working this AM too.
What type of notifications do you get?