Any issues with the latest iOS 18.3.2 software?
How’s the latest iOS 18.3.2 update? Did anyone face issues with it?
Just wanted to know before I update my iPhone 13 Pro Max.
iPhone 13 Pro Max, iOS 18
How’s the latest iOS 18.3.2 update? Did anyone face issues with it?
Just wanted to know before I update my iPhone 13 Pro Max.
iPhone 13 Pro Max, iOS 18
I have spoken with Apple and they have no solution for this issue. I can receive group texts but am unable to respond to them. I have spoken with several people over the past few days who are having the same issue. It is Apple’s App so it is their problem to solve. This problem arose after the March 11 update. That is the only common denominator therefore, the conclusion is there’s a problem with the update.
H1290 wrote:
AKRBTN wrote:
An iPhone 6 can be updated to 12.5.7. There’ll never be another update for that model.
I thought security updates and the like are still released for older iPhones, but maybe not updates related to new features, etc.? Am I wrong?
Apple released iOS 12.5.7 in December 2023. And there have been no new updates since. Whether Apple may find it necessary to offer a security update for such an out of date version, we can't know. iPhone 6 is considered Obsolete at this point. Typically, obsolete devices don't get anything.
Jeff Donald wrote:
If it’s a mixed group chat with Android users, you’re not using iMessage, but regular text and that’s a cellular service provider issue. Apple will help you troubleshoot the issue, but more than likely refer you back to your provider.
Which is exactly what I told Squirt55, but I was told they don't care what I think......I don't doubt they are having an issue. Whoever their carrier is, however, isn't doing their job.
I know. I wonder if it’s related to carrier implementation of RCS on iPhones and Text messaging systems.
Plenty of options to explore for an eager community member experiencing issues.
That’s only one screen in Messages Settings. This not an easy issue to resolve remotely. More suitable for a hands on approach with an Apple Store Genius, in my experience.
Jeff Donald wrote:
I know. I wonder if it’s related to carrier implementation of RCS on iPhones and Text messaging systems.
Plenty of options to explore for an eager community member experiencing issues.
https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/332a7ec8-0809-45a1-bf57-c3c5351f3652
That’s only one screen in Messages Settings. This not an easy issue to resolve remotely. More suitable for a hands on approach with an Apple Store Genius, in my experience.
I've only had one messages issue with all the iPhones I've owned. And what ended up working, and perhaps what I should have suggested to Squirt was a conference call with me, my carrier and Apple higher level support. They worked together on the call to solve the issue for me. But you're right. Things are more complex with the addition of RCS, which requires support on all the carriers sides.
Jeff,
I see the copy of your screenshot. That is exactly what I see when I go to my settings. Do you know when the RCS was implemented? I can’t find anything to tell me when that was implemented. I did spend 2 hours with last night and they finally said to go back to Apple Support. I am very frustrated.
As a Consumer I don’t feel like either side is trying to help resolve the issue. I am not a software engineer so I don’t know all the minutiae, however I am intelligent enough to keep probing for answers. It does not help to just say, “go to your carrier”. I am speaking of Apple Support. I want to know why we’re being told it’s a carrier issue.
I really wish they would talk to each other and not blame each other. There needs to be a meaningful exchange between the two to sort out the problem. If they are not willing to work with each other then all they do is anger their customers.
The why questions generally require the engineers to answer. There is not a path for consumers to directly talk with the engineers. Why? It doesn’t make sense to have people making mid 6 figures answering support calls. It never happens in the general context of customer support. General support team members will escalate issues to higher levels of support until it eventually reaches a senior support engineer talking to engineers.
Now with that said, the screen before the one I shared has relevant switches/buttons to try as well.
Who is your carrier?
AT&T.
I have tried those switches. Is there a way to talk with Apple and AT&T at the same time?
After doing more research it seems as if it is Verizon not enabling RCS and/or Android phones. I’m thinking at this point, to pull out all the non Apple texters in the group, then starting a separate group for them. It seems awfully cumbersome but I see it as a possible workaround. I do use WhatsApp and that doesn’t appear to have these issues.
I have had success in the past with Apple Support but I seem to be running into a stumbling block with this issue.
Squirt55 wrote:
AT&T.
I have tried those switches. Is there a way to talk with Apple and AT&T at the same time?
After doing more research it seems as if it is Verizon not enabling RCS and/or Android phones. I’m thinking at this point, to pull out all the non Apple texters in the group, then starting a separate group for them. It seems awfully cumbersome but I see it as a possible workaround. I do use WhatsApp and that doesn’t appear to have these issues.
I have had success in the past with Apple Support but I seem to be running into a stumbling block with this issue.
I did just that once. I called AT&T (they are also my carrier) and asked them to conference Apple into the call and they did. You also should consider you may not have an issue at all. The problem could be on the side of other members in your group chat. There are a LOT of variables involved in group texts.
Yes, I’ve had Apple engineers talking to AT&T engineers. Long story short, but it requires patience and a good presence on the phone to continuously raise the level. Once I got them talking the AT&T engineer resolved the issue in 30 seconds. I was a happy camper.
But yes, both AT&T engineers and Apple engineers can easily talk to each other.
The Ring security camera app appears to be malfunctioning under the recent iOS update 18.3.2 that was just installed on my iPhone 11 Pro. When login to my Ring account is attempted, the app returns a “406 Not Acceptable” error code. Please advise how this can be rectified.
Ilhamminsha1122 wrote:
I can’t update my phone 😒
If your iPhone won’t update, please see: If your iPhone or iPad won't update - Apple Support.
👉 Updating iOS: common issues and solutions - Apple Community
👉 If you see error 9, 4005, 4013, or 4014 when you restore your iPhone
Have a nice day, and good luck!
This is not an issue. The phone will charge to 100% "occasionally". This is normal and expected. When I tried Charge Limits, my phone would sometimes charge to 100% several times a month.
Here is what Apple says:
I have to keep restarting my phone. When I wake up in the morning, my messenger decides it don’t wanna work every single day. My microphone somehow turned itself off. I don’t know why. I don’t know how to fix it because it don’t show a microphone option anymore. I cannot call on any app. I cannot voice record on any app. I cannot take photos on any app. I cannot send photos on any app. I have to keep restarting my phone. I have an iPhone 16. It also will not let me use my mobile hotspot or my data. And yes, I fixed every bit of it to where it should. My husband Samsung S 25 is perfect. But for some reason, my iPhone 16 ain’t?
Ikaitlyn2003 wrote:
I have to keep restarting my phone. When I wake up in the morning, my messenger decides it don’t wanna work every single day. My microphone somehow turned itself off. I don’t know why. I don’t know how to fix it because it don’t show a microphone option anymore. I cannot call on any app. I cannot voice record on any app. I cannot take photos on any app. I cannot send photos on any app. I have to keep restarting my phone. I have an iPhone 16. It also will not let me use my mobile hotspot or my data. And yes, I fixed every bit of it to where it should. My husband Samsung S 25 is perfect. But for some reason, my iPhone 16 ain’t?
Wow, I have an iPhone 16 Pro and 16 Pro Max, with ZERO issues after updating to iOS 18.3.2. Of course after every update I ever do on my iPhone, I immediately do a Forced Restart --> Force restart iPhone - Apple Support
But If I did have as many issues as you claim to have, I wouldn't be on a user to user only forum about it, I'd have already scheduled an appointment at my closest Apple Store Genius Bar since I know my phone is still under warranty. Guess I'm weird that way.......Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple
When I have an outgoing call I do not hear ringing. Also, I will have an incoming call that is coming through silently, but I do not have do not disturb on, my phone is not on silent, the phone does not vibrate. I have an iPhone 16 Pro Max, and I've had continual issues with it since I bought it.
Any issues with the latest iOS 18.3.2 software?