Re:My iPhone 11 Pro is 50% slower after I updated to iOS 14.5.1
by DeliriumTrigger on Wednesday May 12, 2021 @11:53AM
(#27131746)
Indexing or rebuilding I guess.
[ Parent
| on HN ]
Re:My iPhone 11 Pro is 50% slower after I updated to iOS 14.5.1
by kwdc on Wednesday May 12, 2021 @12:06PM
(#27131890)
Yet no notification. The goblins inside the ios doing their thing behind closed doors.
Even a heads-up saying "hey we're doing some work behind the scenes on your device as part of the upgrade" would do.
Re:My iPhone 11 Pro is 50% slower after I updated to iOS 14.5.1
by dylan604 on Wednesday May 12, 2021 @01:04PM
(#27132580)
Is there mention of this in any of the dialogs that one is asked to click "I have read and understand" that were not actually read? I remember Photos telling me that it was scanning the library to do their new layout after whatever update that was. That was to that specific app, and not a system wide notification, but it also said it would be paused until it was plugged in.
I could see a new something in the Settings that indicates post-OS upgrade showing migration status being useful.
Re:My iPhone 11 Pro is 50% slower after I updated to iOS 14.5.1
by kwdc on Wednesday May 12, 2021 @08:36PM
(#27137011)
If there was I didn't see it. But that is no surprise. Its not a way for them to escape a notification either imo. Especially if its slowing everything down.
Re:My iPhone 11 Pro is 50% slower after I updated to iOS 14.5.1
by raspasov on Wednesday May 12, 2021 @12:08PM
(#27131918)
That's potentially a good idea. It could even be hidden in the developer section, since those are the people most likely to notice.
Re:My iPhone 11 Pro is 50% slower after I updated to iOS 14.5.1
by yardstick on Wednesday May 12, 2021 @11:59AM
(#27131816)
Yeah pretty sure it’s this. Have seen various complaints about both macOS and iOS sluggish performance post upgrade to end up being just temporary while caches / indexes rebuilt, file systems migrated etc
Re:My iPhone 11 Pro is 50% slower after I updated to iOS 14.5.1
by raspasov on Wednesday May 12, 2021 @12:02PM
(#27131861)
Likely, yes. The thing is, the phone does not "heat up". Perhaps they throttle the whole phone down globally and let the background update processes run at a slow speed/low priority so they don't heat up the phone too much.