Apple faarks up with IOS6

[Dissident]

I'll take that as a yes then ... cheers

no one can say for sure that there is even an actual problem. There is other possibilities that could be causing the high data use. They might have wifi but no internet connection. How do we know these people aren't just using that much data and are blamming the phone. Unless you have rock hard evidence that there is a issue then you can't be 100% sure there is.

This has been proven.

It's a bug. Plain and simple.

If you THINK you are using wifi and use data accordingly, but then find out it was your 3G connection being used, wouldn't it be an issue?

[Mr Beefy]

http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/consumer-security/security-flaw-cracks-open-apple-accounts-20130325-2gozf.html
just saying

[kickinit]

I think I'll create a ban filter for "kickinit" and "android" or "iphone" or "ios"

so your going to do the same for others on this forum that make up crap all the time?

You're agreeing you make up crap?

never said i make up crap

[kickinit]

I'll take that as a yes then ... cheers

no one can say for sure that there is even an actual problem. There is other possibilities that could be causing the high data use. They might have wifi but no internet connection. How do we know these people aren't just using that much data and are blamming the phone. Unless you have rock hard evidence that there is a issue then you can't be 100% sure there is.

This has been proven.

It's a bug. Plain and simple.

If you THINK you are using wifi and use data accordingly, but then find out it was your 3G connection being used, wouldn't it be an issue?

How has it been proven has apple made a release saying it's a bug?

[kickinit]

http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/consumer-security/security-flaw-cracks-open-apple-accounts-20130325-2gozf.html
just saying

yep and if you read the article you will see that it was fixed the same day it was found. and guess what google still sending out people information, tells you who cares about there customers doesn't it.

[Dog_ger]

Haven't updated anything yet.

[Dissident]

I'll take that as a yes then ... cheers

no one can say for sure that there is even an actual problem. There is other possibilities that could be causing the high data use. They might have wifi but no internet connection. How do we know these people aren't just using that much data and are blamming the phone. Unless you have rock hard evidence that there is a issue then you can't be 100% sure there is.

This has been proven.

It's a bug. Plain and simple.

If you THINK you are using wifi and use data accordingly, but then find out it was your 3G connection being used, wouldn't it be an issue?

How has it been proven has apple made a release saying it's a bug?

Um. Yes. In I link in this thread.

Sigh.

[kickinit]

Come on dissident I know your smarter then this. Yes there's a link to the Verizon network update, which has fixed that issue. But where is the announcement from apple saying they have a software issue.

[dedja]

oh dear ...

[Dissident]

I'm smarter then this?

Smarter then what?

[kickinit]

I'm smarter then this?

Smarter then what?

Smarter then your comments. First your saying there's a issue and when I asked for the release from apple you refer to one that an update that fix the problem. So are you saying there is no longer a issue?

[Dissident]

*than

smarter than

Sorry. Pet hate, people using the wrong word.

[dedja]

The latest word is software update 6.1.3 just released has the fix ... will know in the next few days if this is correct

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/technolog ... 6607048920

AUSTRALIAN phone carriers have warned iPhone users to update their smartphone software after paying out en masse for excessive data downloads reportedly caused by Apple software faults.

All three major phone carriers yesterday confirmed a wave of complaints and bill shock following the launch of the iPhone 5 in Australia, with another more recent fault draining data for some iPhone email users.

The original fault, which affected only some iOS 6 iPhone users, delivered unexpectedly heavy mobile data use as the phones incorrectly appeared to be using a wi-fi connection when they were not.

Vodafone, Optus and Telstra yesterday confirmed they had received a surge in complaints and customers breaking data allowances following the software's introduction, and had refunded charges on a case-by-case basis.

Spokespeople for the companies warned users to update their iPhone software to solve the issue and prevent unexpectedly high bills.

[scoob]

The latest word is software update 6.1.3 just released has the fix ... will know in the next few days if this is correct

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/technolog ... 6607048920

AUSTRALIAN phone carriers have warned iPhone users to update their smartphone software after paying out en masse for excessive data downloads reportedly caused by Apple software faults.

All three major phone carriers yesterday confirmed a wave of complaints and bill shock following the launch of the iPhone 5 in Australia, with another more recent fault draining data for some iPhone email users.

The original fault, which affected only some iOS 6 iPhone users, delivered unexpectedly heavy mobile data use as the phones incorrectly appeared to be using a wi-fi connection when they were not.

Vodafone, Optus and Telstra yesterday confirmed they had received a surge in complaints and customers breaking data allowances following the software's introduction, and had refunded charges on a case-by-case basis.

Spokespeople for the companies warned users to update their iPhone software to solve the issue and prevent unexpectedly high bills.

But is that a press release from apple?

[dedja]

[The Sleeping Giant]

The fact kickinit can't find a press release from apple regarding this issue is disgraceful. All apple fanboys should be up in arms.

[kickinit]

The fact kickinit can't find a press release from apple regarding this issue is disgraceful. All apple fanboys should be up in arms.

you just go and enjoy your information being given out on that crappy android phone of your.

[Dissident]

That really isn't much of a come back.

Every time someone actually proves something, you just go back to that old chestnut.

And for the record, I have an iPhone, and an iPad, and an iPod nano in the glovebox. I like them, and I use them. I'm just under no illusions of what they can and can't do, and don't resort to some argument about details being disseminated.

I think you shouldn't be able to refer to Google giving out details ever again.

[The Sleeping Giant]

The fact kickinit can't find a press release from apple regarding this issue is disgraceful. All apple fanboys should be up in arms.

you just go and enjoy your information being given out on that crappy android phone of your.

I'll give you my information that Google will get from my android phone.

Name : Joe Username
Email : throwaway1234@gmail.com
Suburb : Darwin

Do what you want with it.

[HH3]

The fact kickinit can't find a press release from apple regarding this issue is disgraceful. All apple fanboys should be up in arms.

you just go and enjoy your information being given out on that crappy android phone of your.

I'll give you my information that Google will get from my android phone.

Name : Joe Username
Email : throwaway1234@gmail.com
Suburb : Darwin

Do what you want with it.

Im gonna use you're details to buy me a new iPhone...sucker!!