Fixed with 16.0.3.
It's a bit soon to say, as a reboot usually fixes it for a while...
Fixed with 16.0.3.
You’ll need more time to know if it is really fixed.Fixed with 16.0.3.
If I don’t update with iOS 16.0.3 and wait for iOS 16.1, do you know if I lose the bugs fixes? Or does the latest version have all the fixes and benefits from the previous ones?
Android doesn’t allow us to skip updates so I assume iOS must work differently and it most incorporate all the fixes from previous versions.
Am I right?
Thank you very much!Yes, future releases will contain all the fixes previously plus the new ones in that release.
Possibly but Apple didn't mention a fix in the release notes. This issue disappears after a restart and can take days to reoccur and gradually worsen. You wouldn't be able to tell if it's fixed this soon.Try it
All x.0.0 releases will have several bugs. I would never assume flawless execution.Losing data is inadmissible, unallowable, unforgivable and could end up in court! I had a perfect 13PM with IOS 16 and then apple comes with all its advertising and deliveries malfunctioning devices. This is a U$1.300 phone!
It was fixed for a couple of hour (after the reboot because reboot is the fix) but now it’s back.Try it
Same.It was fixed for a couple of hour (after the reboot because reboot is the fix) but now it’s back.
I’ve tried but we have to wait. The bug is temporarily fixed after reboot and then it returns with progressive worsening over some days. It ruins the iPhone experience. I wish I could have my 13PM back.Anyone try 16.1 beta 5? I'm assuming it's not fixed there either.
So far, so good. Smooth as butter! Haven’t had a single stutter in several hours. Have tried to force it - swiping up mid page load in safari or refresh in Instagram (which would always stutter previously) - and still buttery.Anyone try 16.1 beta 5? I'm assuming it's not fixed there either.