The ability to turn off the battery throttling feature is also available at Settings > Battery > Battery Health (Beta) – but only once the throttling has been implemented. Performance management has been applied to help prevent this from happening again”. Otherwise, you may see the warning: “This iPhone has experienced an unexpected shutdown because the battery was unable to deliver the necessary peak power. “Lower capacity may result in fewer hours of usage between charges.” If your battery is fully functioning you will see the message “your battery is currently supporting normal peak performance”. Use Apple’s battery replacement scheme to get it replaced for £25.Īpple will give you a “measure of battery capacity relative to when it was new”. You will also see if your battery needs replacing, if it does then you can Settings > Battery > Battery Health (Beta) will give users more information about their overall battery health. Apple has now added the ability in Settings > Battery to turn off this feature. IOS 11.3 stops your iPhone’s processing power being throttled, something that may have been happening if you have an older iPhone, in a bid to avoid unexpected shutdowns. BatteryĪpple has fulfilled its promise of providing users with more information about the health of their battery, following the backlash after it emerged that Apple had been throttling older batteries in order to prevent shutdowns. Read more about theĬomplaints about Apple intentionally slowing older iPhones.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook also promised that an update to iOS in early 2018 would include information for users who want to know if the condition of their battery is affecting performance and iOS 11.3 brings this information, as we will outline below.
Revealed some of the features coming in iOS 11.3 so we knew what to expect. While Apple has fixed this issue, it has issued a warning to those who have obtained screen replacements from parties other than Apple, indicating that iPhone users should steer clear of “non-genuine replacement displays.” The iOS 11.3 update rendered third-part screen replacements unresponsive.
IOS 11.3.1 arrived on 25 April 2018, bringing with it a fix for iPhone 8 users whose screens became unresponsive after the iOS 11.3 update.
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Fixes an issue where selecting music from your iPhone could fail when playing music over Bluetooth or when connected to USB on some vehicles.Fixes an issue where CarPlay audio could become distorted.Fixes an issue that could prevent users from changing what apps can access Health data.Fixes an issue that could prevent data syncing in Health.Addresses an issue that could prevent logging in or accessing files on Google Drive, Google Docs and Gmail in Safari.It also fixes the following, according to Apple: It also fixes an issue that could cause iMessages to appear out of order and a glitch that could cause an app on the Home screen to appear in the wrong location. IOS 11.4 includes a number of bug fixes, including a fix for theīlack dot emoji that could cause Messages to crash. We’ve heard reports that iOS 11.4 is causing batteries to drain faster. We look at each new feature in more detail below. It’s also thought to include a “Restriced access” mode that shoudl make it harder to hack into an iPhone or iPad without a password. IOS 11.4 arrived on and includes AirPlay 2, HomePod stereo pairing (if you have a HomePod), Messages in iCloud, and support for the ClassKit framework. What is the latest version of iOS?īelow we will list the updates to iOS 11 that have rolled out since the main launch, along with any changes they bring. Apple’s update to iOS 11 could stop this tool from working. The box disables the usual passcode-retry and re-entry delay strategies that would normally stop anyone from accessing a phone after a number of incorrect passcode entries. GrayKey (and whatever tools criminals may have at their fingertips) make it possible to hack into an iPhone via a box that is plugged into the lightning port on a iOS device.
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