Do not update 8.0.1. Major problem

naasrd

Do not update. Major issues for iPhone 6/6+. Carrier gone from Setting and phone stays searching.

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1788997

_Whimsical_

Possible fix

f 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

adox

Update has been pulled.

Sad Professor

adox wrote: »

Update has been pulled.

First Bendgate, now Upgate. Bad week for Apple.

Dades

Oops. Installed it before I left the office (wifi). Luckily no problems since.

FourFourRED

Had an issue with Siri randomly opening up after the update but it's stopped.

Touch ID didn't work initially but hard reset solved that.

Gumbo

Didn't even know it was available

biko

How to downgrade http://mashable.com/2014/09/24/how-to-downgrade-ios-8-0-1/

DubDJ

Apple dropped the ball on this. I'd be annoyed if I had updated. They'd need to roll a fix out quick for people not too tech savvy.

Bad press lately for Apple, bend gate, the whole U2 non-issue and now this. Although I think the bigger deal should of been made of that botched live stream. That's the only thing that has affected me and should of been a huge deal

mad muffin

Sad Professor wrote: »

First Bendgate, now Upgate. Bad week for Apple.

First streamgate, then U2gate, then bendgate, and now updategate.

All in the span of two weeks…

Simon201

mad muffin wrote: »

First streamgate, then U2gate, then bendgate, and now updategate.

Apple need to shut that bleedin' gate!

endacl

mad muffin wrote: »

First streamgate, then U2gate, then bendgate, and now updategate.

All in the span of two weeks…

Applegate! :pac:

Wickerman1

endacl wrote: »

Applegate! :pac:

I wouldn't mind a bit of Applegate!

mad muffin

endacl wrote: »

Applegate! :pac:

That'll come in October. Applepaygate

loh_oro

Their really is no excuse for Apple releasing bugs like this. They have a platform with controlled hardware environments unlike windows phone and android and you don't hear things like this happening every time a major version is released.

dodzy

Apart from the botch, why update so soon? What were the intended fixes?

Creamy Goodness

dodzy wrote: »

Apart from the botch, why update so soon? What were the intended fixes?

They had fixed the issue they had which caused them to pull health kit enabled apps on iOS 8.0

Here's the changelog I got when I saw the update

Fixes a bug so HealthKit apps can now be made available on the App Store

Addresses an issue where 3rd party keyboards could become deselected when a user enters their passcode

Fixes an issue that prevented some apps from accessing photos from the Photo Library

Improves the reliability of the Reachability feature on iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus

Fixes an issue that could cause unexpected cellular data usage when receiving SMS/MMS messages

Better support of Ask To Buy for Family Sharing for In-App Purchases

Fixes an issue where ringtones were sometimes not restored from iCloud backups

Fixes a bug that prevented uploading photos and videos from Safari

old_aussie

At least they are still virus free.

Apple should have QC checked more thoroughly, again.

brophs

I was about to update when I saw there was an issue so the update is actually downloaded onto my phone and waiting for the install. How do I clear that so when the new update is released I can download it?

Zcott

brophs wrote: »

I was about to update when I saw there was an issue so the update is actually downloaded onto my phone and waiting for the install. How do I clear that so when the new update is released I can download it?

Settings > general > usage > manage storage

caolfx

mad muffin wrote: »

First streamgate, then U2gate, then bendgate, and now updategate.

All in the span of two weeks…

Yeah, but Watergate was 42 years ago so they had a good run.

Mr_Red

dodzy wrote: »

Apart from the botch, why update so soon? What were the intended fixes?

It was a update for The IPhone 6 RAZR

brophs

Zcott wrote: »

Settings > general > usage > manage storage

I don't see any reference to an update in there unfortunately.

EDIT: Ignore that. I'm obviously blind.

lm01

Creamy Goodness wrote: »

Fixes an issue that could cause unexpected cellular data usage when receiving SMS/MMS messages

Anyone know what this means for using iOS 8 before further fixes are applied? Are people being charged incorrectly for their SMSs, or?