So far it's fixed it on my SE. Left it off charge for 4-5 hours and it stayed at 100%
I know it's only just updated but definitely my best battery life so far, 6.30 hours standby with 1.34 hours usage and I'm only at 88%
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iOS 10.3.2 Released: Changes, Security, Bugs
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I know it's only just updated but definitely my best battery life so far, 6.30 hours standby with 1.34 hours usage and I'm only at 88%
Here's what I did for the stable to show up:
- Remove beta profile
- Close all apps
- Reboot
- Open Settings
- Check for software updates
I have had location on pretty much all the time in beta 5 and now the release version.
Seems to be "Motion Calibration and Distance" always. I have an Apple Watch but I'm not doing any activities/workouts that could explain it being on all the time.
Go back to the web site that gave you this zero byte cookie data, then browse the site, login whatever you did before, then go to safari> Advanced> website data> now if the cookie that was zero byte before is showing data with a few mb select edit and delete it from there, then clear website data after and it should vanish well it has for me so far. Its a real pain and I'm surprised this was not addressed in this update.
So I just handed my 6s in for a battery replacement at an Apple Store. Apparently since 10.3.0 they can bypass your fingerprint/passcode for their functional testing, so they no longer need you to wipe your device / require your passcode.
I don't care, but I thought Apple were very much against backdoors? Did I miss the memo?
I know this isn't specific to 10.3.2, apologies, but I don't want to start an entire thread on this. I really don't care enough, just vaguely interested!
I don't care, but I thought Apple were very much against backdoors? Did I miss the memo?
I know this isn't specific to 10.3.2, apologies, but I don't want to start an entire thread on this. I really don't care enough, just vaguely interested!
Feels really snappy and responsive on my iPhone6. Hopefully the battery life is better than 10.3.1.
Also, with the new APFS the annoying bug of synced photos being all over the place after an update also seems to be fixed, as all my synced photo folders have stayed as is after the update. Earlier the would be all over the place and would need to be resynced.
Also, with the new APFS the annoying bug of synced photos being all over the place after an update also seems to be fixed, as all my synced photo folders have stayed as is after the update. Earlier the would be all over the place and would need to be resynced.
This actually did nothing for me...
I even reinstalled the beta profile and nothing changed.
Setting time zone bug is still present. Oh well. At least it doesn't seem to affect my battery life much. Still super annoying.
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/10-3-location-service-arrow-pops-up-once-a-while.2039819/
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...s-turning-on-by-itself.2043194/#post-24528486
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/10-3-location-service-arrow-pops-up-once-a-while.2039819/
https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...s-turning-on-by-itself.2043194/#post-24528486
Does anyone know how to load or install manual carrier settings on ios 10.3 or above,because it doesnt seem to work through itunes with ipcc file as it used to work in ios 10.2 or below,i think its not working because of the change in filesystem which has been changed in ios 10.3
Has anybody seen this? It’s my daughter’s phone (6+). Have had her retry, hard reboot, Reset Network Settings, delete the update and re-download… nothing works.
Hi!
I've updated to iOS 10.3.2.
When I installed the update I was distracted, I turned off and turned on the iPhone, I do not remember right at that time, but the update was completed, confirmation also appeared on rebooting on the dashboard and everything seems to work. Can I be sure that the process is always done properly or what do I have to wait for? Is there an upgrade that creates problems if it does not complete successfully?
I've updated to iOS 10.3.2.
When I installed the update I was distracted, I turned off and turned on the iPhone, I do not remember right at that time, but the update was completed, confirmation also appeared on rebooting on the dashboard and everything seems to work. Can I be sure that the process is always done properly or what do I have to wait for? Is there an upgrade that creates problems if it does not complete successfully?
If you see 10.3.2 listed as the iOS version in the About screen and you aren't offered any new updates when you check for Software Update then you are all set.
For my model: MN5T2LL/A (verizon iphone 7 plus), i'm showing modem: 1.81.01.... same carrier baseband though..
oh. hi!<--------new guy
Been around in other phone forums before.. dunno if anyone knows cough ((xda))
I used to hang out on XDA and AndroidCentral when I had an Android phone. Welcome
