iOS 15.1 Calendar app is laggy and unreliable

When swiping between days, data often shows up as stale (events on the wrong day, or events at the "right" time but with wrong title).


Keeping the same day view open for up to 10 seconds seems to correct the issue (temporarily). This appears to be some kind of caching bug.


(This was *not* an issue in 15.0, 15.0.1 or 15.0.2. I have one MS Exchange calendar and three Google calendars.)


This has been reported by others as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSBeta/comments/pxyrz2/calendar_is_extremely_laggyunusable_ios_151_beta/

iPhone 11 Pro, iOS 15

Posted on Oct 26, 2021 1:02 AM

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Posted on Dec 8, 2021 3:46 AM

It looks like a solution will be rolled out in 15.2 - released imminently


This release also includes bug fixes for your iPhone:

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iPhone is locked

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in third-party photo editing apps

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Calendar

events may appear on the wrong day for Microsoft Exchange users


from


https://www.macworld.com/article/547488/ios-15-2-features-release-how-to-install.html


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Nov 19, 2021 9:33 AM in response to einarmr

I'm trying to figure out what I can learn from this. This is what I've come up with:

  1. Never install a major or minor release until a few weeks afterwards, and/or a few patch releases. Once this is patched, that'll be the version of iOS that I'm locked on for a long while.
  2. Never, ever, ever allow auto-updates. Never. Not if you value ever getting any work done.
  3. Apple has lousy regression tests for anything that's not Apple. They're seemingly completely out of touch with the reality of people who have Office365 at work. A lesson in how hard it is to do real regression testing, perhaps.
  4. Apple doesn't care about fixing an issue like this (or even communicating) in a reasonable time frame. The app is UNUSABLE for Exchange users. It's UNUSABLE. There's no other way of describing it.
  5. To preserve your own mental health, you have to expect this kind of stuff, pay attention to the top few points, and always have a backup.


So I started out being infuriated, now I'm just convinced they simply don't care, have broken QA when it comes to non-Apple everything, and to lower my expectations accordingly. Their hardware is fine; but I'll look to other software / cloud ecosystems.

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