iOS 12.x worst version - iPhone 6

jacobauskas wrote:

I'm talking about official information and official announcements and users can be aware from different communications channels please don´t look into wrong direction.

Apple does generally give announcements about future updates of software other than than announcements giving a a general time frame for major releases. Do not expect to hear any announcements from Apple about iterative releases to iOS 12.

I refuse waste my time driving to local Apple support due it´s a software bug.

Except that you don't know that it's a software bug. You've assumed it is and, from the sound of it, refused to do much more troublshooting.

You've said you "reset" your iPhone but that generally means you did a forced restart. Have you restored your phone to factory state and tested it?

If you restore iOS and set the device up as new, and you still have the problem. It's a hardware fault. There is no additional software troubleshooting that can be done.

No one knows when a new version of iOS will be coming or what bugs it may address.

You may want to take your phone into your local Apple Store for diagnosis.

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jacobauskas wrote:

X-ray in my opinion are logs, print-screens, local user procedures.. Hw reset is more likely surgery but it´s just opinions and nothing to bring the solution.

Have you never heard of exploratory surgery?

I agree with Tim. You have a hardware issue. You need to follow the final step in the articles you linked to in your initial post and have Apple check out your phone.

You're not talking to Apple. This is a user forum. If you refuse to work with Apple support, then I wouldn't expect to see your problem resolved any time in the near future.

No one here knows when Apple will release another update for iOS 12. Speculation is prohibited by the Apple Support Communities Terms of Use.

jacobauskas wrote:

I did both --> simple reset and factory hw reset even knowing that these steps almost never solve the issues and they sound like appeling and rude troubleshooting steps and should be the last choice from my point of view.

No, they don't always solve the problem (for some things, they almost always do, though). They are trouble shooting steps. They help identify the cause of the problem. It's like an x-ray. An x-ray does not fix the pain in your ankle but it can help determine if the problem is a fracture or something else.

jacobauskas wrote:

I´m thinking to downgrade but not sure the procedure to do that.

That's not possible.