iOS 8.4.1 broke my iPhone 6!

I'm so glad to find other people having my issues. It means I'm not crazy! I can't play Apple Music, download apps, access certain settings, and my podcast app crashes all the time! I've tried resetting/restoring and, when it doesn't cause my phone to freeze, it only works for ten minutes or so! I'm gritting my teeth and baring it becasue IOS 9 is around the corner but, sheesh! This is atrocious.

Device: iPhone 6

Sorry for double posting

Completely agree. Currently have a certified preowned iPhone 5S from T-Mobile, upgraded to 8.4.1 from 8.4 the first time around and had no issues. Everything went as smooth as silk.

Anxiously awaiting for iOS 9 Gold Master to roll out to upgrade to.

I'm so very tired to reset my iPhone 6 plus verizon carrier first I start to I up date 8.4.1 my iphone 6 plus saying no service and searching pls help me I don't know want happine to my iPhone 6 plus i'm so very disappointed por this issue i'm from Philippines this phone is both in USA. Pls help me. Thnx

My issues are similar. Phone all the time glitches or sleeps the internal radio making it loose all wireless connections. No Cellular data network, no WiFi. Scanning for either yields no results. Soft reset sometimes brings it back for minutes / an hour or so. If you keep using it like streaming music or something it stays on. But if you turn off the screen and close all the apps and put it in your pocket for a while when you go to check something later you will see 'No Service' and have no connection on any data link. Just started today when I finally relented and did the update. Wish I would have read up on it first now. >:( but I hadn't heard any scuttlebutt about it being a 'break your phone' update so I went ahead and did it. BIG MISTAKE. I just came back to Apple (haven't had an iPhone since the 3GS) from Android / Sony and really expected a higher level of troubleshooting and pre-checking of updates from the likes of Apple who has what.... 3 viable models to troubleshoot the software on ?? If this is the average apple users experience I'll be Heading back over the fence to Android land. sad face 😟

iPhone 6

Wallywhol wrote:

If this is the average apple user[']s experience I'll be Heading back over the fence to Android land.

Of course it is not.

Instead of considering yourself a victim (which you are not), consider what you might be doing to cause such behavior. Examples:

• Your storage may be overloaded (check Settings > General > Usage > Manage Storage)
• You may be using a bad app.
• Your apps may not have been updated.

If you think you'll be better off using Android, by all means go for it.

Crzyc33 wrote:

I erased my phone also and it hasn't fixed the issue. It is very frustrating as I use my iPhone for a lot of things in my day to

day life.

I have also lost 10 days of my fitness data from my Apple watch/iPhone as a result of this fiasco

Fortunately you have a backup.

Wallywhol wrote:

...I'll be Heading back over the fence to Android land. sad face 😟

Bye.

uuum I'm not a neophyte and well know how to manage my phone. Nothing I'm doing is causing this problem. T-Moble has reset it and claimed it was some sort of Network ID problem that cropped up during the upgrade. So actually I AM A VICTIM of shotty software debugging. EXACTLY AS I FIRST STATED. The phone works again, so great. Objectively though all the fanfare showered on Apple and the iPhone is so much hot air. The 6 has a very good camera and takes great video, OK. However there are less manual controls than other model phones with high end cameras. Siri is not nearly as accurate in finding relevant search results as Google voice search. Apple maps...well no need to bring that fiasco up...Google crushes it. Trying to select a particular spot within text for a spelling edit or adding a word for example is clumsy and highly inaccurate requiring several tries to get the cursor where you want it. The display is great but is matched or bested by Samsung and Sony both. The size & shape of the 6 is just about perfect I would say, so that I appreciate. Superfast charging is also a big plus. As a piece of hardware its as good as some of the best and is elegant, durable and stylish. I just have a problem with Apples closed ecosystem and the way they try to dumb everything down or remove options from a great many apps because they feel being able to tweak this or that is not necessary for the average user. Anyway it's all corrected now but frankly I was just expecting more from the oh-so swoonable iPhone6. That's all.

Wallywhol wrote:

That's all.

I hope so.