8.0.1 out now

Piliger

Apple has released iOS 8.0.1 to the public, and it’s rolling out now OTA to all devices capable of running iOS 8. The update’s build number is 12A366, and it packs fixes for a variety of bugs

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CapricornOneSE

Also kills your signal. Don't upgrade

macrumors.com/2014/09/24/apple-releases-ios-8-0-1/

Piliger

CapricornOneSE wrote: »

Also kills your signal. Don't upgrade

macrumors.com/2014/09/24/apple-releases-ios-8-0-1/

Well spotted !

Sonics2k

Upgraded it on my 5S, went and killed the Touch ID too.

Skip this upgrade.

Frank Lee Midere

That's a farce if true. Heads should roll.

Zcott

Updated on iPhone 6. Have no signal now.

I'm voting this one as 'worst iOS upgrade ever'.

naasrd

Frank Lee Midere wrote: »

That's a farce if true. Heads should roll.

It's true, Carrier is gone from settings.

mad muffin

Sonics2k wrote: »

Upgraded it on my 5S, went and killed the Touch ID too.

Skip this upgrade.

It killed your signal and Touch ID? I thought it only affected 6 and Plus?

Creamy Goodness

Lucky I cuaght this news before hitting the update button. What actually saved me was I hadn't got my phone connected the work wifi since updated to the 6

naasrd

Creamy Goodness wrote: »

Lucky I cuaght this news before hitting the update button. What actually saved me was I hadn't got my phone connected the work wifi since updated to the 6

I just read the op and went for it straight away!

Creamy Goodness

Load of the people I follow on Twitter are reporting better battery life in 8.0.1. :pac:

Sonics2k

mad muffin wrote: »

It killed your signal and Touch ID? I thought it only affected 6 and Plus?

Saying no signal on mine, but I was wrong about the Touch ID, a restart sorted that.

_Whimsical_

To fix loss of cellular service

If you've already installed the update and are experiencing these issues, a potential fix has arisen. Reinstalling iOS 8.0.1 through iTunes (and not via the over-the-air software update) apparently restores both cell service and Touch ID functionality. But that solution does no good for iPhone owners without immediate access to a PC or Mac

Frank Lee Midere

This is why carriers generally vet OS releases. Pre- iOS anyway.

My guess something went wrong with the OTA installer on iOS 8. Still no excuse.

Apple should test this on thousands of devices before release.

Frankly the coupling of the OS with hardware is a mistake too. It makes the original OS buggy as it has to make a schedule. Then there needs to be a rushed update.

Bad day for Tim Cook.

Frank Lee Midere

Something off though. I thought the new iPhones were released with 8.0.1?

brophs

They really don't help themselves at times.

Frank Lee Midere

Update pulled.