Recent comments in /f/iphone

Mario_cy_83 t1_iuif1tl wrote

You’re fine but if you let your battery die every time it will slowly degrade and then you will definitely need a new battery over time. I had every Iphone model from the original SE until today and all of them had 100% battery health within 1,5 years of use. The secret? I never let my phone drop less than 50% and i definitely never let it die. Don’t let your phones battery go to 0%. One time is fine. Too many times and you will see your battery health go down fast. And for last , my wife’s Iphone 13 pro max that’s about six months old has a battery health of 93% because she’s too lazy to charge it and always lets it die until she puts it on charge. So 🤷…

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RetiredBSN t1_iuievq1 wrote

Set up a separate Apple ID for work. Keep your work and personal data completely separate. In some companies you might have to turn in the phone for inspection, and you don’t want them looking through your personal information.

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Flair_Helper t1_iuie8i2 wrote

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Flair_Helper t1_iuie81v wrote

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Common support issues are not allowed, including issues with battery life, iOS or iOSBeta. For software support, post to r/iOS or r/iOSBeta. For hardware support, post to r/applehelp.You can also check our [Tech Support FAQ page(https://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/wiki/support-faq)


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Marathalayan t1_iuicgqc wrote

Again, not everyone wants to DIY. Not everyone has the skills and time to DIY. Parts of most electronics are reallly cheap compared to the whole device price. But a layman cannot simply suddenly start repair it.

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ibrahim2630 OP t1_iuic8ld wrote

Yeah I know it wont go back to IOS 15, it is just something I would do after/before the reset by myself, so I want to make sure how it works with the iOS version when reset it. If newer version is available would it Update to it automatically or would it still be at the same version it was before the reset. You can revert versions from pc..

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Redeemed_Yi t1_iuic5eq wrote

Tbh i never advert for anything but if theres one Brand i can actually say for sure is good quality and has protected my phone form AAAAAA LOT of falls is Caudabe.

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I live in france so the shiping makes it cost about 50euro total instead of like 20 but god damn it is worth it. Good quality, material of the Sheathe feels really great in hand and isnt slippery. Doesnt make the phone too bulky and saved my 13pro max and already saved my 14pro max many times

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zone23 t1_iuiaqzn wrote

So you can only install "signed" versions of iOS. So in my case the versions I can install are 16.0.3 and 16.1 period end of conversation YMMV depending on your device. When factory resetting your device it will stay on the current installed version in other words it won't go back to iOS 15 and there is no way to get iOS back. No hacks, no pay this guy...

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