MY IPhone X was working fine... no issues.. now after the update, my face ID, Flashlight and camera are all dead. Anybody else had this issue? I have tried resets and the backup... nothing is working.
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Apple Update to iOs 13 broke my camera, face ID and flashlight!
- Thread starter MrPressStart
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I don't use an iPhone, but just a guess: have you had your phone repaired at all by a non-Apple authorized repair place?
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No, I have never had any issues with it.. .not even a cracked screen. Updated to the new OS and boom... shit is dead! (at least the camera portion).
Yeah, wait until 13.1 is released later today and hope it fixes everything.
I'm hoping 13.1 today fixes the intermittent cell network drops I've been getting. Really annoying. This is the worst iOS rollout they've had in years
I've been on the beta for months and haven't had any weird unexpected issues in quite awhile. Nothing like described in the OP.
But yeah, there's always going to be a risk of something going wrong any time you update. Sometimes you just get a bad draw. Sometimes it's stuff that was gonna happen anyway but you did something like an update right before and the timing just makes it seem more related than it is.
Your best bet is to just talk to an Apple person since anything said here will just be speculation.
But yeah, there's always going to be a risk of something going wrong any time you update. Sometimes you just get a bad draw. Sometimes it's stuff that was gonna happen anyway but you did something like an update right before and the timing just makes it seem more related than it is.
Your best bet is to just talk to an Apple person since anything said here will just be speculation.
Had a similar issue with 12.1, I think. Took it in for diagnostics and they didn't even show up as connected, so Apple wanted $650 to fix it. :/
#justiosthings
I remember the fun with iOS 11, was really hoping it wouldn't make a comeback.
This can happen with literally any electronic device.
I had the iOS13 Public Beta for a while and never encountered anything like OP described. These kind of issues seem isolated with what I've seen online and from /r/iOSBeta.
That would be nice, as the iOS 11 issues most assuredly weren't isolated.
Contact Apple support through iMessage or go to your nearest Apple store.
Which is great, but waiting a year isn't exactly the time I expect for things to get fixed.