iOS Update 15.8.2 Critical Bugs

I recently updated my iPhone 6S Plus to iOS 15.8.2.


Shortly thereafter, the device began shutting down on a fully charged battery.


I've been troubIe-shooting this for a few days.


I went as far as restoring the device.


Unfortunately, restoring failed to resolve the issue and without a way to revert back to the previous version of iOS, the issue persists.


I've been fortunate enough to not have a single issue with this device or any Apple product for that matter, until this update.


This is very disappointing.


I realize the market may be small for this, but is anyone else experiencing this or similar issues with the iOS 15.8.2?

iPhone 6s Plus, 15

Posted on Mar 23, 2024 1:49 PM

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Posted on Apr 25, 2024 10:59 AM

Updated my iPhone 7 to iOS 15.8.2 recently and since then my battery loses charge rapidly - losing about 50% overnight while on flight mode. It's an old phone, but battery lasted just fine prior to the update. Would appreciate Apple fixing this issue and sending out a new update!

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May 29, 2024 4:36 AM in response to Jazzdog

Hello~ What’s your battery health? To check click on below and review. If your battery health is 80% or below have the battery replaced.


Check the iPhone battery health and usage - Apple Support


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Also try a forced restart…


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I had no issues on iOS 15.8.2.


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May 9, 2024 4:32 AM in response to d365

I had very similar issue as you described. When updated from 15.7.x to 15.8.x my both iPhones (SE 1.gen & 7) started to behave strange - shutting down with charged battery (fyi, on SE bat. health was 100% without any issues before update) etc... This was not only issue - battery was draining much faster than before, especially when using wi-fi and during the calls.

Frustrated by this behavior I've decided to revert back to 15.7.x (I still have older blobs stored) but the downgrade didn't helped at all, it was the same. So it is not iOS what is causing this issue, it might be either latest baseband or SEP firmware...


May 17, 2024 7:20 AM in response to Truthteller19

Truthteller19 wrote:

It is well known that Apple has done updates in the past which, by design and with reported intent, has sped up the decline of battery life and slowed down functionality of older devices.

It's "well-known" but wrong. Apple throttles phones that already have old, failing batteries so that the phone does shutdown suddenly and unexpectedly, leaving someone without a phone. What they got in trouble for was not disclosing this as clearly as it was felt they should have. And, news flash, iPhones still work this way.

I see Apple’s stock declining over the next few years as more people tire of Apple’s tactics and jump ship to Google products.

You should always buy the tool that best meets your needs. However, I suggest you take your investment advice from a professional.


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