iOS 10 painfully slow on iphone 6

I've been experiencing slow performance since iOS 10 update too! 😕 Apps like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram takes like 5-10 seconds to open (which is quite long to be honest). The animations are kinda choppy and the OS just 'feels' slow to me, compared to iOS 9. I hope 10.1 fixes these performance issues. I have an iPhone 6 too. 😟

Hello,

I moved from iOS 9.3.2 to 10.0.1 and then to 10.0.2. Facing the same difficulties with iOS 10. My last backup is created on PC using iOS9.3.2.

Is there any way that I can roll back to the last restore point (iOS 9.3.2) ?

OR

Is there any point in waiting for an update from Apple for the same ?

Device: iPhone 6 (64GB)

Current iOS: 10.0.2

Thank's a lot , was so simple i didnt try before

Restored my iPhone it's now ok

had to wait 4 or 5 sec to take a pic or a snap

you save me thousand bucks 😉

Same here, upgraded to 10.1 and got worse. Opening Phone app is slow which doesn't allow me to make instant call. IBook is way too slower than Phone app. Added to above is the ability type which has been drastically slowed. Now I want to roll back to iOS 9.3.

Dear Apple, when are you planning to fix this or should we buy a cheap android mobile which has all these issues?!

HaGo21 wrote:

Dear Apple, when are you planning to fix this or should we buy a cheap android mobile which has all these issues?!

Have you done any of the troubleshooting recommended in this thread? Most of us with the iPhone 6 are not experiencing this problem.

Cyclonics wrote:

Is there any way that I can roll back to the last restore point (iOS 9.3.2) ?

No.

I have been having this problem too. I have rebooted and finally restored..nothing--seems like every app takes 5-10 to open. Also, podcasts won’t start up right away either....it’s like everything has to “load” everytime. Is there gonna be a fix for this?

Restore iOS and do NOT restore your backup. Set it up as a new phone. Then test it. It's likely there is corruption in your backup that's causing the problem.

All that article researched was the prevalence of internet search terms. It's kind of like doing research on whether the toothfairy leaves more money when the tooth is wrapped in tissue than when it's wrapped in plastic. It ignores the basic question.

i just posted it !! did you even read it?

ayedh wrote:

i just posted it !! did you even read it?

It's a two-year-old article. I read it when it came out.

ayedh wrote:

yes it does relate to the question, apple deliberately jam older iPhones with their new update to force its costumers to buy new iPhone. it called " planned obsolesce "

http://www.cultofmac.com/77814/is-apple-guilty-of-planned-obsolescence/

Now you're citing a five-year-old article? About screws? And yes, I've read that one, too.

i think the corruption is in apple itself.

ayedh wrote:

i think the corruption is in apple itself.

Now it's a conspiracy? "Planned obsolescence" is a much less effective profit strategy than you seem to think.

told you the truth but apple deleted my reply!! so try and restore your iPhone.