What my replies there were talking about is part of somewhat different discussion. You seem to be talking about something else outside of what that particular discussion is about.
And at the same time I'm experiencing massive frame drops whenever i use 3D Touch on the home screen icons, switch apps, and close apps. That wasn't happening before. I also mentioned that added bug in multitasking with the missing icon. These are new bugs to 9.1. You're making it out as if 9.1 is just 9.0.2 but better. If it really was, there would be zero complaints.
Why would 9.1 improving some things from 9.0.2 somehow imply there would be zero complaints? It makes no logical sense at all. Just because some issues are fixed doesn't mean there aren't other ones that might still need fixing. Similarly just because there are other issues that didn't get fixed doesn't mean there's no value in an update in general and in particular for those who experienced issues that did actually get fixed.
Reread my post. I am complaining about things that 9.0.2 DIDN'T have problems with as well. My entire point was that even if 9.1 only had fixes, it would be better than how it ended up by adding fixes but making a mess out of other parts. Lag is not acceptable in the first major version of an iOS running on the newest iPhone. It has never been like this before. An iPhone 5 on iOS 6 doesn't stutter during animations. An iPhone 6s (FOUR times the power of an iPhone 5) lags on iOS 9.1, and it was only decent with 9.0.2. The 6s Plus and 6 Plus have had it even worse. THAT IS NOT OKAY. Period. They're doing something wrong with the software to make it perform only good enough on their best hardware.
Seemed like your original commentary was about 9.1 not being all that useful since in your opinion it didn't address anything worthwhile. Which is what I commented about. If you are saying you were trying to say that 9.1 created more issues than there were before, that seems to be more than what I've gotten from your original commentary, and not really something I was commenting about.
Not everyone by far experienced it or has found a way to recreate it. Again, clearly there are issues that happen to some and not others, or happen to some to a much more noticeable degree than others. If we are talking about the basic animation stutter in a few places, yes, we've already moved on from that being everywhere and perhaps just not being of much concern to a lot of people. But there has been plenty of commentary about other much more noticeable or worse issues that some have had which was also stated in absolutes as applying to everyone across the board, which is often not the case for various types of those issues.
It's not more than my original commentary. We've been going back and forth from three of my original posts. One is about how they only fixed a few bugs out of a ton of others that are unacceptably still in 9.1, and others were about bad performance on the iPhone 6s.
Here's one that can be done on every single iOS 9/9.1 device, no exceptions. All you do is press the home button during animations for Notification Center.
That's fine. What I have been talking about was about things outside of those. It seems that a lot of people would overlook that and take it as applying to everything and anything though, which has created a lot of unnecessary back and forth.
Yes, the stutter in various places has been agreed on some time ago (it mainly differs as to how people react to it). But there were various other things beyond that that would get brought up here and there--some related to stutter but to a much worse degree than typical, others related to other things--that were also implied as applying to everyone in the same way, which isn't always the case. And it seems like that's what quite a bit of back and forth has been about as people were taking it all in relation to the basic stutter in some places, which isn't what it has been about.
You need to have NC open first, then slide it back up. If you make it slide back down and hit home before it completes the animation, it will happen.
I tried my hardest. When I hit the home button it just makes NC slide back up.
It's a weird glitch--like various kinds of weird glitches existed in plenty of other iOS versions and all kinds of other software--that results in something bad, but is very unlikely to happen to users. Doesn't make it something that's OK, and it should be something that should get fixed, but can certainly make it something that doesn't get prioritized as high as many other issues which might be smaller but might affect more users more often.
Same for me. 6s+ also. I do not have dynamic wallpaper, could that be the reason that this issue is not appearing?
