Wifi drops when phone is locked or goes to idle and reconnect when screen is on.
This happens after the last ios update.
Model :iphone 5.
iPhone 5, iOS 10.3.3
This is not anecdotal. I have been testing it with every iOS release. Nothing has changed. Here is how to actually test it:
Every time a major version is released I do this again. The response has never changed in 10 years.
Repeat the test with the phone plugged in; it won't go to sleep. It may wake up for a few seconds if the phone receives a notification such as a Push email alert, which is an external stimulus, but apps that originate communications will not wake it and will use cellular data.
thank you for posting a totally useless log that makes the thread almost totally unusable!
That thread in imore says pretty much the same thing that has been posted here. It does not provide any additional useful information.
I am desperate. I posted it so may be some developers can figure out a solution. The term "useless" is very much relative. It may be useful for some others. So chill please.
That might be a valid reason if developers read this forum, but they don't. Just users like you.
Two devices? Out of millions and millions of iPhones? You're joking, right?
Google couldn't possibly be wrong.
By the way, when you did your Google search, how many of those thousands actually took their iPhones to an Apple Store for evaluation and resolution?
Mine behaves the same so at least three devices ...
Mine was diagnosed by Apple support and claimed to be perfectly fine yet this behavior remains.
Well, now I'm really impressed. Three devices out of 200 million. Amazing!
What were you told when you took your iPhone to an Apple Store for evaluation and resolution?
OferL wrote:
Mine was diagnosed by Apple support and claimed to be perfectly fine yet this behavior remains.
I don't believe you.
I think it's waste of time here. I can't understand why somebody replied to a message if they don't has a solution!
DrollAntois wrote:
I can't understand why somebody replied to a message if they don't has a solution!
Isn't that exactly what you're doing now?
There you go with another useless post.
Two. Wow! Out of two hundred million. Gee that's really a trend.
kollamraku wrote:
A simple google search will show similar threads explaining 10.3.3 issues.
Yes, of course. A Google search is absolute proof.
Wifi drops when phone is locked after 10.3.3 update
