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Bev, if that was a reply back to me, I think you read in to my post, more than was there or intended. The same with the two Apple Support articles. I for many years I read regulations and industry

It is never recommended to make forced restarts a standard usage instead of using a regular shutdown and then reboot. A forced restart will NOT cure all problems, so research the problem and try using

Bev, Pat, neither of these articles say what happens that the use does not see. Could the Forced Restart interrupt a stuck process, so that on the startup, it cannot continue? We don’t know. And I

On Oct 18, 2024, at 9:14?PM, Bev in TX via groups.io <countryone77@...> wrote: ? On Oct 17, 2024, at 6:31?PM, jimrobertson via groups.io <jimrobertson@...> wrote:

Shutdown: https://support.apple.com/en-us/118259 Forced Restart: https://support.apple.com/guide/iphone/force-restart-iphone-iph8903c3ee6/ios Some describe a forced restart as hitting the power button

Jim: I am running iOS 15.8.3 on my iPhone 6+ and have that problem but another as well. When my calls are routed to voicemail instead of having my phone ring, it doesn't stop there. It routinely takes

Yes, Jim, and you noticing that the calls go to when she has a a lot of open apps, and my similar experience, is why I called it a hypothesis. It seems to fit that is happening, but it needs more

Of course, there are too many terms here. I’ve looked at the support articles, and a “reboot” as it’s being used here is apparently the same as a “force restart,” or the equivalent of

A force quit is like pulling the plug on your Mac. It shuts down everything without allowing them the apps to shutdown properly or safely. When you just shut down or power cycle, it allows everything

On Oct 17, 2024, at 5:36?PM, Brent via groups.io <whodo678@...> wrote: > >> On Oct 17, 2024, at 10:56, Bev in TX <countryone77@...> wrote: >> >> One of my family members opens

That method restarts the phone. To re-boot it follow these steps (it will take several seconds for the Apple logo to appear): Press and quickly release the volume up button. Press and quickly release

Yes. She doesn’t use any of those, actually, and DND was not active. -- Jim Robertson

13 Pro I’m aware of that; I don’t think she really needs a new phone; of course neither her 13 Pro nor my 14 Pro can benefit from the new “Apple Intelligence” stuff, but we’re holding off on

I don’t think days don’t close, I think they say you don’t have to close… unless you run out of memory. And yes, there is the power usage. Brent

I still think it is that she had too many open apps for the amount of Memory the phone has. I mean, you tried to make a call and it went to VM. You closed a bunch of apps and the call made the phone

Apple very seldom backs down on a change like this. I think it is also a very loud, but otherwise reaction to change. The loudness of the compaints caused me to delay. I requested an explanation as to

I wrote: Jim Roberson replied: 1. What model is her iPhone? 2. Realize that if you get her a new iPhone, it will come with iOS 18.x 3. Have you tried a force-reboot of her phone? -- Jim Saklad

I find that upgrading the OS almost never resolves an issue. It is seldom a bug in the OS by the time an new whole integer OS is available. I know this issue has been around since as far back as iOS

I occasionally have my call go straight to VM on my iPhone XR. I had not thought to check how many apps I had running in the back ground. I play to games that need an internet connection. When too

Sometimes it helps to force restart an iPhone or iPad. Although Apple only mentions doing this when your device stops responding, I’ve found that it can also help when a regular reboot doesn’t