Just followed your steps. Will test this tonight and report back. Thanks.Those still with push problems....
Turn mail in iCloud settings off. Push off.
Hard reboot phone....pwr btn and home/vl down btn.
Turn push and mail on.
Mines working since sometime this morning. Hallelujah!So far this morning all icloud emails are coming in instantly so Push seems to be working.
Out of curiosity is this now working somewhat consistently for everyone?
Yes. As thread starter, I consider what Apple's engineers did (provisioning?) did the trick.So far this morning all icloud emails are coming in instantly so Push seems to be working.
Out of curiosity is this now working somewhat consistently for everyone?
To whom it may concern,
I am one of billions of iCloud users who rely on my emails for my daily interactions. Starting on October 7th 2016 my emails have stopped working correctly. The problem is that mail is being delivered, but it is not being pushed to our devices.
I have an iPhone 6S+ running iOS 9.3.5, but don't let that confuse you - this is NOT a device specific problem. Below is a thread which at the time of writing this email contains 20 pages of people who have submitted bug reports, feedback, direct calls with apple, senior support specialists calling them, and more... We all have different devices running completely different builds of iOS and we ALL have the same problems.
What does this mean? It is a problem with Apple servers or your CDN network. It doesn't take a team of engineers paid a siz figure salary to figure out the problem is not with our devices or with iOS. My mail was working perfectly fine up until that particular date and nothing changed on my end.
I apologize if this email sounds hostile, but myself and everyone in the forum thread has tried and exhausted all of our options and we are being played for fools with scripted and nonsense replies from supposed senior engineers and support specialists. We are all tired of being played and just want this issue to be resolved the way it should be.
Thanks, (name).
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/push-email-delays.200628
^^^
haha good work.
I haven't heard back from my senior advisor. Wondering if I should fire off an email letting him know it's working or should I leave him hanging.....
To be fair, if you truly sent that many, and especially same ones, it might be somewhat counterproductive as they would see them as more of a nuisance and potentially just even block the emails or just send them to junk.I did send 2,000 emails to Tim Cook on Wednesday the 2nd and by the 3rd it was fixed lol
Code:To whom it may concern, I am one of billions of iCloud users who rely on my emails for my daily interactions. Starting on October 7th 2016 my emails have stopped working correctly. The problem is that mail is being delivered, but it is not being pushed to our devices. I have an iPhone 6S+ running iOS 9.3.5, but don't let that confuse you - this is NOT a device specific problem. Below is a thread which at the time of writing this email contains 20 pages of people who have submitted bug reports, feedback, direct calls with apple, senior support specialists calling them, and more... We all have different devices running completely different builds of iOS and we ALL have the same problems. What does this mean? It is a problem with Apple servers or your CDN network. It doesn't take a team of engineers paid a siz figure salary to figure out the problem is not with our devices or with iOS. My mail was working perfectly fine up until that particular date and nothing changed on my end. I apologize if this email sounds hostile, but myself and everyone in the forum thread has tried and exhausted all of our options and we are being played for fools with scripted and nonsense replies from supposed senior engineers and support specialists. We are all tired of being played and just want this issue to be resolved the way it should be. Thanks, (name). https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/push-email-delays.200628
To be fair, if you truly sent that many, and especially same ones, it might be somewhat counterproductive as they would see them as more of a nuisance and potentially just even block the emails or just send them to junk.
One thing doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the other.It's fixed right?
One thing doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the other.
Making a comment/observation. Isn't that what discussions are about?Okay, so then why bother me?
Making a comment/observation. Isn't that what discussions are about?
So basically none of that happened?Not really a discussion, it's clearly a joke.
So basically none of that happened?
Nicely done!I did send 2,000 emails to Tim Cook on Wednesday the 2nd and by the 3rd it was fixed lol
Code:To whom it may concern, I am one of billions of iCloud users who rely on my emails for my daily interactions. Starting on October 7th 2016 my emails have stopped working correctly. The problem is that mail is being delivered, but it is not being pushed to our devices. I have an iPhone 6S+ running iOS 9.3.5, but don't let that confuse you - this is NOT a device specific problem. Below is a thread which at the time of writing this email contains 20 pages of people who have submitted bug reports, feedback, direct calls with apple, senior support specialists calling them, and more... We all have different devices running completely different builds of iOS and we ALL have the same problems. What does this mean? It is a problem with Apple servers or your CDN network. It doesn't take a team of engineers paid a siz figure salary to figure out the problem is not with our devices or with iOS. My mail was working perfectly fine up until that particular date and nothing changed on my end. I apologize if this email sounds hostile, but myself and everyone in the forum thread has tried and exhausted all of our options and we are being played for fools with scripted and nonsense replies from supposed senior engineers and support specialists. We are all tired of being played and just want this issue to be resolved the way it should be. Thanks, (name). https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/push-email-delays.200628
Laugh at what? It's not like there's a joke or anything funny in any of this.It did happen, but that doesn't mean it's what fixed it. I don't know why everyone here always has a stick up their ass. Learn to laugh people.