Nov 15, 2024 | Updated: 11:35 AM EDT
Feb 24, 2017 07:06 AM EST
Apple's updated iOS 10.2.1 was released last Jan.23, 2017 which was recently the cure for the unexpected shutdown of iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus. The company has claimed that the new system update will be eliminating unpredicted shutdown issues.
According to iMore, the iOS 10.2.1 updates has produced an 80 percent reduction of unexpected shutdowns as for the iPhone 6s and marking up to 70 percent reduction of the unexpected shutdown on the iPhone 6. With this new iOS 10.2.1, Apple created lots of improvements to diminish circumstances of unpredicted shutdowns that users have been complaining for the past few months.
Apple's iOS 10.2.1 update already gained 50 percent of active iOS devices upgraded. The diagnostic data that the company has accepted from all consumers illustrates that for the small percentage of users who encounters the shutdown issue has become less with 20 percent reduction in iPhone 6 and 70 percent reduction on iPhone 6.
The Apple Company has also combined ability for all their phone devices to restart without the need to connect to power if ever a user still experience's shutdown issues; using the updated iOS 10.2.1. This auto-restart bundle will be available for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s in iOS 10.2.1. The unexpected shutdown was not categorized as a safety issue but the fact that it is inconvenient and irritating, this must be fixed. With that Apple advice to those consumers has who has encountered some issues with their iPhone they can deliver complaints to AppleCare.
According to Tech Crunch, a lot of issues have been causing the iPhone shutdowns which are now have been solved by the help of iOS 10.2.1 update. Shutdowns were initiated by irregular power delivery from older batteries that can generate an emergency shutdown on an iPhone device. Apple is now glad for their power management system to the result of reduction that will be added for the upcoming iOS 10.3.
Apple Company is going to release a new battery info that will be added to iOS 10.2.1 but the exact date has been blurry. This addition will let consumers gain details of functionality regarding with their iPhone battery by using a notification of warning that will automatically pop-up in the screen device.
