Microphone probably doesn’t hear you.

this is very useful information, and i'll keep it in mind the next time i need to replace a phone, but i do still think the case i currently have makes it worse

Agreed!

https://preview.redd.it/5vha1ernvzpa1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=09539fae104a970ef9ed14e1c06854051e330e74

The arrows are the one exception to my && prefix rule (although they still have && alternatives for consistency)

If you have purchased books from iTunes, there isn't one. Only the Apple app can access them.

Not sure about saving highlights, but I like BlueFire reader

iPhone 7 loop disease.

Lmao same thing with me. I guess it doesn’t respond when it’s face down or perhaps covered proximity sensor

Theres too many opinions in the chat. From research, this is the closest answer I have found over the years.

Yes, iPhones just like all other phones get slower over time. This is because hardware parts get used up over time such as RAM, SSD storage. But this aging is a bit slower compared to other things.

Two of the bigger culprits for slower phones is Software and Battery.

Battery: As you battery degrades and once it gets down to 80%, the phone is programmed by software to throttle the CPU thereby making the phone a bit slower to decrease load on battery and increase longevity. You can bypass this by getting a battery replacement.

Software: As newer softwares come out, they increase the load the phone is under in ways we don’t directly see. Newer softwares although made to be compatible with all phones that support it is still made at the end of the way after the thought of the newest phone. Since newer phones have much more powerful chipsets, they handle the background tasks and software better than older phones. Hence why if you get an iPhone 14 now, in 6-7 years, it may not be as slick and fast but it will still maintain somewhat of its original performance as best as possible. Will you be able to tell the difference? Not unless you compare your iPhone 14 to an iPhone 20 in 6 years running iOS 22

Any device slows down as the battery reaches the end of its life. When that happens just replace the battery.

I moved to Kindle. Much better experience

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isheep jerking off to the Geekbench scores every year is pointless. All that power and can't multitask. One thing for certain, apple marketing is brilliant.

I'd like to see a screen recording of this. I can only long press "WIRELESS CALLER". Long pressing on the phone number doesn't do anything

Sure it works from the text recognition feature of the screenshot, but not from within the phone app itself

We’ll I have no business with him, so he's a spammer.

BTW, your solution doesn't work. Your method would work if there was no caller ID info present. (In this case, the caller ID identifies the caller as "WIRELESS CALLER ")

Yeah it's like the feature is designed to be marketable but not to have any real utility.

Pocketbooks

Someone could have also replaced the camera module. I don't think the screen is the only official part that can cause them to nerf the phone.

For what it's worth, this shouldn't be legal. People should be allowed to repair their devices with independent source parts. If you can only get something fixed by the company that makes it, that's a s***** dystopian society where nobody actually owns anything

Sometimes they nerf it. If people replace the cameras or screen. They call it a safety feature, but it's often seen as an effort to undermine independent repair.

But that's just speculation, there could be infinite reasons why it's not working in your case. But if you bought it used or refurbished, it's probably some kind of software lock to the camera and it needs to be either the original camera that came with the phone or repaired by Apple so they can connect it m

Usually when battery health degrades apple throttles the cpu to prevent you from losing battery fast so just replace the battery when needed and the device will run you good for a long time

I said that but probably got ignored

https://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/11lvrr0/what_is_all_this_system_data_taking_my_storage_up/jbfht1a/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1&context=3

Just tried but still appears :( even after phone restart.

Thanks!

Typically for an issue like this, as it’s motherboard related apple will replace the whole device. You would have to seek out a third-party that specialises in microsoldering to fix the issue.

Love they fact they can run a diagnostic remotely without having to go into the store. OP, you can download the Apple Support app and do this without even leaving your home