Switch the phone off. Power it down. Shut it down.

Sure that’s great and all but what happens when your device with all your banking info/travel plans/email accounts are there at the fingertips of a thief? Then after they fraudulently use your accounts to take whatever you have electronically they wipe your phone and sell it. I’d rather have my shit locked down. Of course my wife has my passcode in case of emergencies.

Your English is pretty good, perfectly understandable.

Hi! I’m a fellow iPhone 7 user. The battery is usually meant to be replaced several times over the course of the phones lifetime, has it been replaced before? Is the battery the only component that needs to be replaced? For me, the rest of the hardware works perfectly fine and I don’t care too much about discontinuation of apple support. If this is your first time replacing your battery I would think it’s worth it, however if you want to get a new phone you should definitely get an SE, as they are the same size and weight

If your phone has never been around abrasive dust, you're fairly safe. Just know that one small grain of sand or one fleck of metal could ruin your record.

Adhesive protectors also transmit light much better. That's why Apple switched from a replaceable floating glass outer layer to a bonded screen. Major loss for repairability, but it does look so much better.

The toggle is literally still there go to Settings>Photos>View Full HDR and toggle off. You can also tweak the photographic styles settings if you have an iPhone 13 or later which can have a drastic impact on how photos turn out and process HDR and colors.

They do. A lot of things with camera can change with software. Most of the phones rely on post processing the photos.

> If your referring to HDR in the photos app and how it makes photos appear it’s essentially the iPhone guessing based on the data it has and it’s not always perfect.

That’s the problem. That’s OP’s complaint.

I don’t want it to guess. I want it to show me the picture exactly as I took it and not change it. I will edit it myself if I want it to look different.

> The toggle is still there if you don’t like how the HDR turns out.

Unfortunately it is not. The entry shows up for it in search as I posted in my screenshot in another comment, but the actual toggle is no longer there on my phone or iPad. It is still there on my MacBook and I keep it turned off.

Many comments, might have been mentioned, but unless you can see your (missing) notes in the web interface for iCloud and Gmail, they are gone. Only other possibility, as you likely stored some notes locally, would be if you have a device backup in iTunes/Finder, or - less likely - one in iCloud (remember the iCloud backup is dynamic and updates essentially every day). In case you have a iTunes/Finder backup:

1. do an iCloud backup
2. restore from your iTunes/Finder backup (immediately turn off iCloud backup so you don’t overwrite your fresh iCloud backup)
3. when you have access to your Notes, move them from locally on your phone to iCloud or Gmail
4. verify via web interface that they are there
5. use your fresh iCloud backup to restore your phone back to ‘current’ stage - but with access to your (now in cloud) stored notes.

Longer than 95 percent of people keep them

Im speaking from experience and never had any. I could sell my phone as new. Hmm.

It wants to be an android

If your referring to HDR in the photos app and how it makes photos appear it’s essentially the iPhone guessing based on the data it has and it’s not always perfect. The toggle is still there if you don’t like how the HDR turns out.

I’d consider myself lucky if this happened to me. I have way too many useless emails.

It’s the software that has an issue. What you have personally experienced or failed to notice means nothing.

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Yeah, he’s not he’s not being a dick or anything. Just wants to know if he can get back his notes after accidentally deleting them and understands that it’s not possible.

Then your phone and whoever else may be complaining has an issue. I’ve taken thousands upon thousands of different photos between well over a dozen iPhones over the years and various updates.

It happens every day.

Oh I’m here very often. I’m an ex iPhone repairman what you describe doesn’t happen. Most people don’t see any changes in cameras even with years of updates and if they do it’s an issue with the sensor or environmental factors at play.

You must not come here often. There are hundreds of complaints. As you can see from my screenshot, there used to be a toggle to turn off this very real behavior that still exists today.

Nothing changes. If that were the case I’d be seeing that on the myriad of devices I own and test. We’d also be seeing numerous complaints online.

yess it literally ruins the mood. i also toggled it off but still not much changes.

> Updates don’t affect camera quality.

They affect the way pictures are displayed in the Photos app for pictures that have already been taken and they affect the processing that is automatically applied to new pictures.

dunno man. maybe u got me wrong yk cuz english isnt my first sometimes i cant express myself good