*THE OFFICIAL APPLE iOS 7 THREAD*

anyone's iphone just randomly shut down and restart since upgrading to ios7? it's been happening to me quite often lately.

My phone has been doing that since last week. It'll freeze and shut off all the time now. I'll try restoring it tomorrow. Not sure if it's the software or if apple gave me a busted refurbished phone as a replacment.
 
With the further reduced motion i notice my iphone 5 is snappier, hopefully it also extends my battery life
 
Before when Reduce Motion is turned on, the animations are still there like when you unlock the phone or opening a folder.. but now it doesn't. it just goes straight to where you goin. I find it weird and very android like.. i think it'll help the battery life due to all animations being turned off.
 
 
Does anyone's battery life feel shorter on iOS 7
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I feel like my battery runs out quicker. Any tips would help
Things I have done to improve battery life

1. No parallax
2. Black wallpaper and lock screen
3. Turn off background refreshing for apps i don't need.
4. Use wifi whenever i'm at home
5. Turn off bluetooth whenever possible
6. Close apps when not using
7. Keep safari pages down
8. Reduce brightness

With all that i made it through work without charging.

Best battery life i've ever had
Thing I have done to improve battery life

1. Bought a battery case
 
how do you delete un-synced videos from the native videos app.

Specially the ones that are shared through itunes, rather than videos that are on the physical device.
 
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How do I get iTunes to recognize what podcasts I finished listening to on my iPhone? It seems like it syncs the other way around so they are back to being marked unplayed on my phone since I don't listen to them through the computer. Is there a way to sync it the other way around? A bit irritating when you lose track of which epiosdes you got done listening to.
 
 
Thank GOD ios7 lets you block people's calls and texts. That is all.
this, best feature hands down

Any word on how to bypass the passcode yet? I know the boosted up the security but i need to bypass codes still.... until then i have a bunch of paper weight iphones
 
I'm wondering when they'll make the option of turning off that stupid battery percentage popup. I already have the % displayed at the top, don't need the popup to pause what i'm doing on my phone.
 
i need to ditch this 4S.. was basically using it as an ipod for the past month but after the latest iTunes update i can't even sync it. after a quick twitter search i see a lot of people are having this problem

im also getting a lot of this

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:smh: i've done the blow dryer thing at least 7 times this month..
 
Anyone else hear about this?

http://money.cnn.com/2014/02/23/technology/mobile/apple-iphone-security-hole/

Security experts say Apple has patched a hole that could have exposed sensitive information to hackers.

Left unfixed, hackers could potentially read private communications sent over Apple devices: emails, instant messages, social media posts and even online bank transactions.

But experts say it's unlikely any hackers did, since the vulnerability was first disclosed when Apple (AAPL, Fortune 500) released a security patch over the weekend.

The patch fixes the issue in the most recent software available for iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches.

A fix is not yet available for the OS X software, the operating system for Apple computers.

Without the patch, a hacker could be what experts call a man-in-the-middle -- it's like a game of Telephone you don't even know you're playing.

"Alice wants to communicate securely with Bob," explained Nathan Sportsman, a mobile security expert and CEO of Praetorian. But Eve, a hacker, uses this vulnerability to put herself between the two. "Now Alice is talking to Eve and Eve is talking to Bob," he explained. Alice and Bob think they're talking to each other privately.

This lets hackers view the communications, such as bank deposits or Facebook (FB, Fortune 500) posts. If they intercept a username and password, the hacker could return to your account later and cause more damage, Sportsman said.

Related: Your smartphone will eventually be hacked

Hackers can also modify the transmission, said Dmitri Alperovitch, the chief technology officer at the security firm CrowdStrike.

For the most part, Alperovitch said, the hacking ability is limited to people who are on the same network as the hacker -- such as in a coffee shop or on an airplane.

He said Apple users should make sure their device is updated with the newly issued software before next connecting to a public wireless network. He recommended owners of Apple computers wait until an update is available before using it on a public network.

And if you're already tapped into an insecure network, sign off, then perform the update, Alperovitch said. Otherwise hackers could corrupt the update as it travels to your phone.
 
My iPhone just shut off displaying a blue-screen for about 5 secs have this happened to anyone else?
 
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