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ios 10.3.1 Iphone Really Slow

I update my iphone 6s 128 gb two days ago into ios 10.3.1 and now my iphone its extremely slow, i cant open apps and texting its horrible, i did try to restore my iphone and it doesn't help me enough... Can someone help me?

iPhone 6s, iOS 10.3.1, Horrible!

Posted on Apr 11, 2017 10:13 AM

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Posted on Apr 13, 2017 8:44 PM

After many years being with Apple and using their product. I realized they keep releasing unnecessary updates that makes your device super slow. Maybe this is a trick to make customer to upgrade their device and pay more. So annoying

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Apr 16, 2017 12:31 AM in response to HOU2912YI

Something that would bother me too, but experience has taught me, that a new filing system will take time to repopulate the data after updating, and i would wait a day or so (especially if you have a lot of icloud notes and other stuff in the cloud), for it to settl in. Im not saying that this update doesnt slow the phone, im just saying that i have seen my phone slow for a day or two after updates, and then its ok. Same with OSX on the mac too

Apr 21, 2017 11:24 AM in response to HOU2912YI

After updating my iPhone 6S+ to iOS 10.3.1 it became the dumbest phone ever in the entire world. I've never been so disappointed with Apple as much as I do now that I'm willing to switch to Samsung anytime. I've been using iPhone for 6 years now ( 4, 5C and 6S+) and this is the first time that my iPhone is close to being imbecile. Apple do something about this!!! I'm really not happy!!!

May 14, 2017 3:33 PM in response to HOU2912YI

I too have noticed increased sluggish behavior. The truth seems that Apple has just switch to a different type of fundamental operating system management protocol. This protocol was designed for the new iPhone 7 and up and although it provides better battery life, it manages memory differently to help maximize the ram that you have. Remember not to confuse storage space (128gb) with ram used to operate the phone. They are different and despite ample storage space, the brain must still manage this. Ultimately, there are some rules to follow:

1. The newest operating system will always work best on the newest phone. Don't ever buy a phone anticipating upgrades or changes

2. Certain new features may not work as well on older phones and should be turned off unless you absolutely need them. Mail fetch is one and turning on reduced motion is another.

3. Never spend more on a phone than you can stand losing in 1-2 yrs. the hardware may last 3+ years but the user experience will decline as technology advances.


Hope this helps....

iPhone 6s

Jun 2, 2017 4:35 PM in response to HOU2912YI

I have exactly the same problem with my iPhone 6s and I am surprised to see how many people are having the same issues. It is true one thing: it is unacceptable. Unfortunately there is a decline in Apple's software and hardware. Maybe for marketing reasons, maybe it is a company that's his true leader - guru there is no more.

The fact is that I had problems also with my iMac, a piece of hardware that costed me over 3.000€, and then for for 2 times I had monitor issues so I had to pay even more (1600€). The continuous updates are full of problems. My external hard disks are too slow, the same software that apple promotes (Final Cut for example) is slow. What's the point?

And what about the cloud services? Google and Microsoft are far more better. So after more than 10 years I believe I had to face the facts and evidence and the only solution is CHANGE. No more this devices.

ios 10.3.1 Iphone Really Slow

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