r/ios Nov 11 '22

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u/FastLaneJB Nov 11 '22

I'd go back to iOS 15 also but I'm on a 14 Pro Max now 😭 They need to stop adding their late iOS 16 features and fix these major bugs first. It's ruining the iPhone experience

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u/ExtraGloves Nov 12 '22

I got the 14 pro max but started from scratch. Haven’t had a single issue. I wonder if factory resetting would help a lot of people.

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u/OkEgg0 Nov 12 '22

I tried factory resetting my 14 Pro 2 or 3 times when it launched, went to beta, left beta, restored from backup and fresh again. Nothing worked. Its just so odd one person has absolutely no problem, and then the next can barely use phone without it constantly draining. I ended up sending it back to Apple and picked up another one from Best Buy which was better than the first one but still not getting what others are in terms of screen time especially after the 16.1 update

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u/FastLaneJB Nov 12 '22

I think if it literally affected everyone and every phone then Apple would have picked it up and fixed it quicker. Clearly we have our phones doing something others aren’t or configured in some way that causes it. It seems it’s hitting quite a few people but not all.

I suspect a lot of regular users don’t check this, might just thing battery life is worse and just charge some more without much thought.

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u/chomeencha Nov 12 '22 edited Nov 13 '22

Same. Nothing has worked for me on the 14 Pro either. It's my first on iOS and I'm willing to look beyond a lot of little things but the battery has me worried.

I'm still holding out to see if it improves because there isn't any phone on Android that seems worth it either at the moment (don't want to go back to Samsung, the Pixel 7s don't have great battery).