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Someone says: when you are paying attention to some details you did not pay attention to normally, something related to you is happening.
I am not sure why you are so obsessed to this minuscule home button delay but given that Apple is about to abandon home button altogether and embrace that ugly notch design across the board, giving up complaining this delay could make your life a little bit easier. Just saying.

So the fact that an update downgrades a devices functionality even if it going to be discontinued is okay?
 
So the fact that an update downgrades a devices functionality even if it going to be discontinued is okay?
It is not ok from customer perspective for sure. But it is apparent that Apple does not care and think “this is natural”.
 
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Even though I have a 6s, I would like to be able to use the sleep/wake button to launch the Wallet app like on the X.
 
I just want a bug free iOS, please.
A totally smooth and functional iCloud sync.
Wouldn’t mind more functions added either.
iOS11 have not been good to me this far :(
 
Someone says: when you are paying attention to some details you did not pay attention to normally, something related to you is happening.
I am not sure why you are so obsessed to this minuscule home button delay but given that Apple is about to abandon home button altogether and embrace that ugly notch design across the board, giving up complaining this delay could make your life a little bit easier. Just saying.
If you were given treats for a year and then they were stopped how would you feel? I would have reconsidered my purchase of iPhone X had Apple not slowed down the home button. My 7 Plus was an excellent phone on iOS 10 and on iOS 11 it feels like an average mid range phone with the battery life and delays.
 
If you were given treats for a year and then they were stopped how would you feel? I would have reconsidered my purchase of iPhone X had Apple not slowed down the home button. My 7 Plus was an excellent phone on iOS 10 and on iOS 11 it feels like an average mid range phone with the battery life and delays.
Well, if they really only give me treats for a year, I would consider that treat a little surprise, just like a discount during Christmas. The fact that your aforementioned slow down is barely noticeable even intense use (I need to login to 6 games per day to keep my daily bonus on point) means the delay is more to the self awareness side than a real bug that needs immediate fix.
 
It would be nice if software updates would download automatically in the background like on android...
 
I can accept bugs. What I cannot accept is to have an upgrade degrade my use or enjoyment of a device.
Curious. Can you check if your 7 Plus is heating up when browsing Safari. I removed my 7 Plus from my case and when I use it naked, the area near the Apple logo gets uncomfortably warm when browsing through safari.
 
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I can accept bugs. What I cannot accept is to have an upgrade degrade my use or enjoyment of a device.
Agree, some nice small bugs I could live with. Depending on what it is of course.
But having iCloud sync not working across devices as I have now, is taking away real fundamentals on iOS today.
I'm having a case with Apple, see how it will work out this week?
 
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Curious. Can you check if your 7 Plus is heating up when browsing Safari. I removed my 7 Plus from my case and when I use it naked, the area near the Apple logo gets uncomfortably warm when browsing through safari.

It gets a little warm if the web pages are graphic or advert heavy.
Where I generally notice heat is near the buttons, both sides. That could be me as I have a leather (vaja.com) skin on the back of my 7+.
 
Agree, some nice small bugs I could live with. Depending on what it is of course.
But having iCloud sync not working across devices as I have now, is taking away real fundamentals on iOS today.
I'm having a case with Apple, see how it will work out this week?

Between High Sierra on my rMB and iOS 11 on my 7+ and IPP 12, I am finding the functionality and consequentially use, has degraded.
Still, I have work I need to get done so I slog through or find ways around the issues (like opportunistically plugging in whenever possible to get around the battery issue).

Current result:
1) First year I have not upgraded my iPhone since the 4/4S (skipped the 4S)
2) Realistically looking at alternative hardware solutions - Android/Windows?
 
There was no delay in 10, 10.1, 10.2. There were animation glitches and Apple at least was tweaking it throughout the release cycle. They haven’t even touched it in iOS 11.
Yes there was. That’s why you saw articles like this when 10.3 was released-

https://www.theverge.com/2017/3/28/15085984/apple-ios-10-3-animations-faster-tweaks

https://www.cultofmac.com/473713/ios-10-3-makes-your-iphone-feel-snappier-with-faster-animations/

http://bgr.com/2017/03/28/ios-10-3-features-list-speed-up-iphone/

https://9to5mac.com/2017/03/28/ios-10-3-apfs-slower-install-faster-animations/
 
Between High Sierra on my rMB and iOS 11 on my 7+ and IPP 12, I am finding the functionality and consequentially use, has degraded.
Still, I have work I need to get done so I slog through or find ways around the issues (like opportunistically plugging in whenever possible to get around the battery issue).

Current result:
1) First year I have not upgraded my iPhone since the 4/4S (skipped the 4S)
2) Realistically looking at alternative hardware solutions - Android/Windows?

Glad I haven't upgraded to High Sierra, would probably got a lot of **** going if I had :rolleyes:

No, Apple time is for now to wait to upgrade, until .4 or .5
That's what I will do in future. Apple are pushed in a bigger way of their competitors that they were earlier.
So they compromise their quality unfortunately to get unfinished stuff out.

Not looking for other hardware solutions here. I'm too stuck in the  eco system. I still have more patience.

But I hope that  will hopefully get their **** together when they don't have to put a lot of energy on the building of ApplePark.
 
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You are supposed to enter your passcode on that screen so FaceID calibrates itself. Every passcode entry rescans (if the previous scan detected a similar face) and adjusts your face model.

The more you enter your passcode on failed scans the less you have to do it essentially.

Oh wow I did not know this.
 
I have something to add for the x.
If Face ID fails, the passcode entry screen comes up.
We need an option on that screen to try Face ID again.
Either a “attempt “again button or do it automatically in the background.

Thoughts ?

Just angle your phone away from your face then back to your face and it should try again.
 
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