Apple ios 9.0.2 - WORST update ever!

Templeton Peck wrote:

JayCP wrote:

I didn't ask for your personal help buddy, so hold it back if you so choose. I (and many others) just need Apple to fix this ruddy mess.

By you coming here and posting on these forums, you are asking for help. There's nothing for Apple to fix. The issue is with YOUR PHONE..not the update. import all your photos, videos, songs, etc... to your computer, restore the phone and setup it up as a new device, then be on your way. If you can't accept that responsibility, then stop wasting your time.

I wouldn't worry too much, most of his rude and off topic comments have been deleted by the Moderators. Just one more Troll. 😉

Chin Up

Pete

I agree. It is the worst update ever! My iphone 6 died on me right after I updated. I heard that the new Apple update still has so many glitches after several patches. I stopped by at Verizon and the Apple store trying to fix it. The apple tech assistance did not help at all to fix it and surprisingly, a rep at the Verizon store was so much more helpful than the Apple store. I am really disappointed with the customer service at Apple store. I guess I am done with Apple and will switch to an Android phone.

Good luck there Android Security Flaw

Pete

Hi

Apple doesn't need to fix your problem YOU DO

Go to settings restore back to factory settings

backup to iCloud first.

This does work but moaning will not.

Cheers

Brian ( uk)

after updating to ios9.0.2 i am facing black screen issue on my iphone 4s. tried so far soft reboot , restart and restor. unpluging the battery . nothing works. when i start my iphone the apple logo appears but only a second and goes black screen but the device start . any advice?

So you opened the phone, which has no user serviceable parts, broke something inside, and somehow this is an Apple problem? SHEESH!

My advice is throw the phone away, as it is never going to work again. You killed it.

Can we stop with the unhelpful denial of issues and blaming the owner? There obviously are problems otherwise people wouldn't be asking for help. Since this is a walled garden the problems are Apple's one way or another. Their argument is they have to control everything to prevent problems. So they control everything, so regardless of the origin of the issue, it is an Apple component.

Lastly, it isn't unreasonable to want to have isssues resolved without starting over. For folks that don't have a lot on their devices it may not be a huge inconvenience, but for some of us it is.

Take my example. I upgraded my phone OTA, that's it. All Apple mechanisms. How exactly is this my fault, or my phone's falt? And if it is my phone, how is that not an Apple thing?

-john

You want Apple to wave a magic wand and somehow make your problems go away. Just like when your car doesn't start you want the dealer to do the same thing. Life isn't like that. If you have a problem you need to actually do something to get it fixed. Not just post a message saying that somehow the problem should go away. It won't. Apple will be happy to resolve the problem if you take the phone to an Apple store. Or you can do it yourself. But it will not happen magically. Either way, you have to actually do something to fix it. This is a user-to-user technical support forum. Members here can give you advice on how to fix it. But none of us have magic wands. If that is the solution you want you need to contact Harry Potter.

i may be a noob on ios but before moving from android to ios i was a rooting and custom rom flashing fan . nothing is broken . i still can mirror my phone via itools . it isn"t a hardware issue . it is software . but thanks for judging before asking

No matter what it is, Apple will not provide any support for an iPhone that has been opened, either in warranty or out of warranty. So you are now completely on your own.

i posted here in search for an advice. but i see that the only thing i get is beeing judge for taking out 4 screws and unpluging the battery. i am absolutly sure that i didn"t damaged anything. the issue is exactly the same like before unplugging the battery . nothing changed

What changed is that Apple now washes their hands regarding your phone. They won't fix it if its broken, they would offer you a discounted replacement.

The only advice is to restore iOS using iTunes. Set it up as a new phone. Test it. If everything works, restore your backup. If anything doesn't work when set up as New, you damaged something inside, whether you think you did or not.

If anything stops working after restoring the backup there is corrupt data in the backup. Restore it again and manually reinstall everything.

Oh, and if you jailbroke it that is most likely the root cause of your problem.

even after restoring the screen won"t turn on . it goes in black screen right after the apple logo appears at the startup . the issue appeard when i was texting to someone. i don"t agree it is a hardware issue because when mirroring via itools it works . and if it was a display problem the logo wouldn"t appear . the only thing i can presume is that a proces starting durring boot is preventing the screen to turn on

You pretty much just proved it's a hardware problem. But believe whatever you want, it won't change reality.

I really don't understand your perspective. I don't want a magic wand. I work in software, so I understand bugs. I simply desire Apple to fix problems. I have two different devices that exhibit the same problem so I can say it's pretty likely a restore won't help me.

-john