Lots of bugs in ios 11.0.3 on iPhone 6s

I agree. Having used Microsoft OS since the early 80's I knew the problems software updates. In the early days devices would brick up because back then new drivers had to be purchased or received by the USPS. When I purchased my first iPhone 10 years ago one of the things I most appreciated was that with Apple, back then, you didnt have to worry about iOS - it always worked, didnt get viruses and was for the most part invisible to the end user.

A few years ago iOS started to creep onto my radar. No longer could I upgrade iOS software without really thinking about it. Functionality sometimes suffered so I would wait months to upgrade till I heard the community confirm bugs were gone. The latest 11 update was disaster - reminded me of the hours on the phone in the 90's I used to spend with printer manufacturers trying to get printers to work with new drivers from Windows.

Trolls here seem to think frustration with a flawed iOS is personal, its not - its purely pragmatic. I do not have the time to beta test software for a 900 Billion dollar company.

donalan wrote:

Apple now admits slowing older phones with updates. Please to all the people roasting those of us reporting software related problems associated with updates take note. Very frustrating to have these problems but to come to a forum and be berated and disrespected because of what we know is happening. Now at least some justification from Apple themselves. Shame on those of you schilling for the corporate store...

Apple admits slowing older iPhones because of ageing batteries | Technology | The Guardian

Let's see...

BY DESIGN, Apple has made changes to increase battery life and you're displeased? The solution is simple - replace your old tired battery.

Sami1414 wrote:

And no idea on how to get in touch of the developer plus all the problems you listed.

That's Apple's fault, right?

Ok you are telling me which are not the problems, could you help us to fix our performance issues?

justice2017 wrote:

Ordered an Android phone, ready to move...

Goodbye. It's been fun.

justice2017 wrote:

So bad experience with this update, many of my friends suffers as well. Ordered an Android phone, ready to move...

People never have problems with Android phones, of course.

Please point out where I implied I would not take a replacement? Oh I get it just another person trolling....

clutes71 wrote:

Please point out where I implied I would not take a replacement? Oh I get it just another person trolling....

Good technique. When clueless, throw out the troll word.

Only when it fits!

Whatever makes you feel good.

I completely agree, I am having same issues. I can't get through 1/2 a day with my battery now. And can't access my contacts without it flipping back to the main screen. Frustrating!

Djbu51 wrote:

I do wonder why on a new release of another iPhone our older models always seem to have problems.

Confirmation bias rather than actual issues in most cases.

Please don’t duplicate answers, your only answer is “the iOS 11 works perfectly, send your device to service” we got it, thank you so much

Smug replies not helpful.

1571 people have this question William. Drop in the ocean though, right?