HT207026: About the security content of iOS 9.3.4
Learn about About the security content of iOS 9.3.4
Q: Why am I forced to keep uodating my phone
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by Carolyn Samit,Aug 20, 2016 3:29 PM
Carolyn Samit
Aug 20, 2016 3:29 PM
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Apple WatchSee if this helps prior to updating...
Tap Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings
If not, try here > If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won’t connect to a Wi-Fi network - Apple Support
Declining an update should not effect your Wi-Fi connection unless your device is years out of date.
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Aug 20, 2016 3:32 PMby Meg St._Clair,Declining the update would not have affected your WiFi. Both of the last two iOS updates have been solely security updates it it's in your best interests to update. But, no, Apple is not making you. Correlation does not prove causality.
What troubleshooting steps have you taken other then turning WiFi off and on and power cycling the phone? "Etc" is just a tad vague. Have you reset our network settings? Is this happening on all WiFi networks? Or just some? If all, have you tried restoring your phone from a back up?
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Aug 20, 2016 3:39 PMby User_Name_Created,Let's see, I shut off my phone and restarted, as I said. I also "Forgot the network" cleared my cache. Reset wifi settings then re-entered my wifi info. It connects, it just runs reeeeaally slow, like 10 minutes to open a page. When I **** wifi off, it works on my network. I have this same problem every single time Apple sends an update to my phone a d I decline it. Then if I accept the update, voila it works. So yeah, I'm intelligent enough to discern the difference between correlation and causation, it simple happens every single time Apple sends an update and I don't accept.
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Aug 20, 2016 3:40 PMby Meg St._Clair,Jc.C wrote:
i also hv this problem.....u sure ios 9.3.4 is apple official ios?.....may i know what u apple logo color??my 1 before is black color....but now is red....fastastic...??.....may i know u ph is buy from mac store???maybe is u iphone problem....
As the OP has not updated to the latest version of iOS, no you're problem is not the same. You should start your own thread. Describe, in complete words and complete sentences what you did and what happened when you tried. If English is not a language in which your comfortable, use whatever one is.
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by Michael McCranie,Aug 20, 2016 3:42 PM
Michael McCranie
Aug 20, 2016 3:42 PM
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Mac OS XIt may not be your phones problem then, it could be your modem/router. Try to contact your ISP and see if thats the problem.
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Aug 20, 2016 3:45 PMby Meg St._Clair,User_Name_Created wrote:
Let's see, I shut off my phone and restarted, as I said. I also "Forgot the network" cleared my cache. Reset wifi settings then re-entered my wifi info. It connects, it just runs reeeeaally slow, like 10 minutes to open a page. When I **** wifi off, it works on my network. I have this same problem every single time Apple sends an update to my phone a d I decline it. Then if I accept the update, voila it works. So yeah, I'm intelligent enough to discern the difference between correlation and causation, it simple happens every single time Apple sends an update and I don't accept.
As this doesn't happen to anyone else, there must be something very special about your phone.
I don't understand this sentence, "When I **** wifi off, it works on my network". What are you doing to your WiFi? Please explain without words that are unacceptable to civil discourse. If you're turing WiFi off, how is your phone then working on your network?
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by Michael McCranie,HelpfulAug 20, 2016 4:01 PM
Michael McCranie
Aug 20, 2016 4:01 PM
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Mac OS X
Sorry, I did not read that comment, considering it seems that you have tried almost everything possible, you could try and put your phone into recovery mode. But first I would make sure all your phones data is stored somewhere.
