One of the basic iPhone apps is running into problems as multiple users
took to the iPhone subreddit to complain that their alarms aren't going
off. As per the reports, users found themselves oversleeping because
the iPhone alarm they had set didn't go off or there was no sound when
the screen lit up.
The unknown issue seems to be affecting new and old iPhones alike,
including iPhone 15, iPhone 11, and iPhone XR. Several users pointed
out that the issue stemmed after they installed the iOS 17 update,
while for others, it started happening after installing iOS 17.2.
On the flip side, some users said they faced the iPhone alarm issue,
but the problem got fixed on its own over subsequent software updates.
Some even claimed that the issue has existed for years on iPhones
running older versions of iOS, although it can't be verified.
As a workaround, people suggested disabling the Attention Aware
functionality on iPhone, which sees if you're paying attention to your
device and takes action accordingly. For instance, the feature can
lower the volume sound of your alerts when you're looking at your
iPhone.
Other suggested workarounds include disabling StandBy mode, deleting
and re-installing the clock app, and deleting some alarms if there are
too many in a short duration. Apple has yet to officially address the
problem and possibly explain whether it's actually a bug or there is something the affected users are doing wrong while setting their alarms.
iPhone and the iOS 17 update have had quite a run this year when it
comes to unwanted bugs. It was reported earlier this month that a weird
bug triggered the app switcher while typing on the keyboard. iPhone 15
Pro suffered overheating problems while charging, and it was fixed in
the iOS 17.0.2 update.
The NFC chips on the iPhone 15 series were reportedly breaking down
after being charged wirelessly through certain BMW and Toyota Supra
models. Apple acknowledged it in an internal memo and released the iOS
17.1.1 update last month to address the issue. The update also fixed
the Weather lock screen widget, which was showing incorrect weather conditions.
https://www.neowin.net/news/multiple-users-complain-iphone-alarms-are-not-going-off/
something the affected users are doing wrong while setting their alarms.Sounds like some alarmist bullshit as I’ve been using the alarm app without
badgolferman wrote:users
One of the basic iPhone apps is running into problems as multiple
took to the iPhone subreddit to complain that their alarms aren'tgoing
off. As per the reports, users found themselves oversleepingbecause
the iPhone alarm they had set didn't go off or there was no soundwhen
the screen lit up.pointed
The unknown issue seems to be affecting new and old iPhones alike,
including iPhone 15, iPhone 11, and iPhone XR. Several users
out that the issue stemmed after they installed the iOS 17 update,issue,
while for others, it started happening after installing iOS 17.2.
On the flip side, some users said they faced the iPhone alarm
but the problem got fixed on its own over subsequent softwareupdates.
Some even claimed that the issue has existed for years on iPhonesyour
running older versions of iOS, although it can't be verified.
As a workaround, people suggested disabling the Attention Aware functionality on iPhone, which sees if you're paying attention to
device and takes action accordingly. For instance, the feature candeleting
lower the volume sound of your alerts when you're looking at your
iPhone.
Other suggested workarounds include disabling StandBy mode,
and re-installing the clock app, and deleting some alarms if thereare
too many in a short duration. Apple has yet to officially addressthe
problem and possibly explain whether it's actually a bug or thereis
something the affected users are doing wrong while setting theiralarms.
iPhone and the iOS 17 update have had quite a run this year when itweird
comes to unwanted bugs. It was reported earlier this month that a
bug triggered the app switcher while typing on the keyboard. iPhone15
Pro suffered overheating problems while charging, and it was fixedin
the iOS 17.0.2 update.iOS
The NFC chips on the iPhone 15 series were reportedly breaking down
after being charged wirelessly through certain BMW and Toyota Supra
models. Apple acknowledged it in an internal memo and released the
17.1.1 update last month to address the issue. The update alsofixed
the Weather lock screen widget, which was showing incorrect weather conditions.
On 2023-12-20 17:54, *Hemidactylus* wrote:
something the affected users are doing wrong while setting their alarms. >>>Sounds like some alarmist bullshit as I’ve been using the alarm app without
Ta-dum-bump.
*Hemidactylus* <ecphoric@allspamis.invalid> wrote:
Alan Browne <bitbucket@blackhole.com> wrote:
On 2023-12-20 17:54, *Hemidactylus* wrote:Guess what…my alarm worked fine this morning.
something the affected users are doing wrong while setting their alarms. >>>>>Sounds like some alarmist bullshit as I’ve been using the alarm app without
Ta-dum-bump.
Yep, if it didn’t happen to me then it must not exist!
*Hemidactylus* <ecphoric@allspamis.invalid> wrote:
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
*Hemidactylus* wrote:The sky was falling anyway.
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
Hemidactylus <ecphoric@allspamis.invalid> wrote:Molehills exist. They are not mountains.
Alan Browne <bitbucket@blackhole.com> wrote:
On 2023-12-20 17:54, Hemidactylus wrote:Guess what…my alarm worked fine this morning.
something the affected users are doing wrong while settingSounds like some alarmist bullshit as I’ve been using the
their alarms.
alarm app without
Ta-dum-bump.
Yep, if it didn’t happen to me then it must not exist!
Tell that to the guy who missed his 6:00am flight home while he
overslept in the hotel room.
If you think a non-functioning alarm on a device that people depend upon is no big deal then what Arlen says about you is true.
*Hemidactylus* wrote:
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
Hemidactylus <ecphoric@allspamis.invalid> wrote:Molehills exist. They are not mountains.
Alan Browne <bitbucket@blackhole.com> wrote:
On 2023-12-20 17:54, Hemidactylus wrote:Guess what…my alarm worked fine this morning.
something the affected users are doing wrong while settingSounds like some alarmist bullshit as I’ve been using the
their alarms.
alarm app without
Ta-dum-bump.
Yep, if it didn’t happen to me then it must not exist!
Tell that to the guy who missed his 6:00am flight home while he
overslept in the hotel room.
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
*Hemidactylus* wrote:
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
Hemidactylus <ecphoric@allspamis.invalid> wrote:Molehills exist. They are not mountains.
Alan Browne <bitbucket@blackhole.com> wrote:
On 2023-12-20 17:54, Hemidactylus wrote:Guess what…my alarm worked fine this morning.
something the affected users are doing wrong while setting
their alarms.
Sounds like some alarmist bullshit as I’ve been using the
alarm app without
Ta-dum-bump.
Yep, if it didn’t happen to me then it must not exist!
Tell that to the guy who missed his 6:00am flight home while he
overslept in the hotel room.
Like that never happened before the invention of iphones.
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
*Hemidactylus* <ecphoric@allspamis.invalid> wrote:Yet another way for you to accentuate the negative.
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:If you think a non-functioning alarm on a device that people depend
*Hemidactylus* wrote:The sky was falling anyway.
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
Hemidactylus <ecphoric@allspamis.invalid> wrote:Molehills exist. They are not mountains.
Alan Browne <bitbucket@blackhole.com> wrote:
On 2023-12-20 17:54, Hemidactylus wrote:Guess what…my alarm worked fine this morning.
something the affected users are doing wrong while setting >>>>>>>>>> their alarms.Sounds like some alarmist bullshit as I’ve been using the
alarm app without
Ta-dum-bump.
Yep, if it didn’t happen to me then it must not exist!
Tell that to the guy who missed his 6:00am flight home while he
overslept in the hotel room.
upon is no big deal then what Arlen says about you is true.
One of the basic iPhone apps is running into problems as multiple users
took to the iPhone subreddit to complain that their alarms aren't going
off. As per the reports, users found themselves oversleeping because
the iPhone alarm they had set didn't go off or there was no sound when
the screen lit up.
One of the basic iPhone apps is running into problems as multiple usersMake sure Focus, AKA do not disturb, is allowing the clock's notifications.
took to the iPhone subreddit to complain that their alarms aren't going
off. As per the reports, users found themselves oversleeping because
the iPhone alarm they had set didn't go off or there was no sound when
the screen lit up.
The unknown issue seems to be affecting new and old iPhones alike,
including iPhone 15, iPhone 11, and iPhone XR. Several users pointed
out that the issue stemmed after they installed the iOS 17 update,
while for others, it started happening after installing iOS 17.2.
On the flip side, some users said they faced the iPhone alarm issue,
but the problem got fixed on its own over subsequent software updates.
Some even claimed that the issue has existed for years on iPhones
running older versions of iOS, although it can't be verified.
As a workaround, people suggested disabling the Attention Aware
functionality on iPhone, which sees if you're paying attention to your
device and takes action accordingly. For instance, the feature can
lower the volume sound of your alerts when you're looking at your
iPhone.
Other suggested workarounds include disabling StandBy mode, deleting
and re-installing the clock app, and deleting some alarms if there are
too many in a short duration. Apple has yet to officially address the
problem and possibly explain whether it's actually a bug or there is something the affected users are doing wrong while setting their alarms.
iPhone and the iOS 17 update have had quite a run this year when it
comes to unwanted bugs. It was reported earlier this month that a weird
bug triggered the app switcher while typing on the keyboard. iPhone 15
Pro suffered overheating problems while charging, and it was fixed in
the iOS 17.0.2 update.
The NFC chips on the iPhone 15 series were reportedly breaking down
after being charged wirelessly through certain BMW and Toyota Supra
models. Apple acknowledged it in an internal memo and released the iOS
17.1.1 update last month to address the issue. The update also fixed
the Weather lock screen widget, which was showing incorrect weather conditions.
https://www.neowin.net/news/multiple-users-complain-iphone-alarms-are-not-going-off/
Jolly Roger wrote:
And it definitely never happens on Android, right? RIGHT?
This is an iPhone group, right?
Good luck finding a post from him that
*doesn't* cast Apple in a negative light.
Jolly Roger wrote:
On 2023-12-21, badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
Jolly Roger wrote:
And it definitely never happens on Android, right? RIGHT?
This is an iPhone group, right?
And you're only here to troll. Try to keep up, kiddo.
Of course you see it that way
you will defend Apple to the death.
The way I see it, it's important to let users know of potential
problems.
Alan wrote:
On 2023-12-20 11:32, badgolferman wrote:
One of the basic iPhone apps is running into problems as multiple
users took to the iPhone subreddit to complain that their alarms
aren't going off. As per the reports, users found themselves
oversleeping because the iPhone alarm they had set didn't go off or
there was no sound when the screen lit up.
Do you have an iPhone?
I have two. A personal phone and work phone.
The difference is we can disagree amicably
without getting into a pissing contest.
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote
The difference is we can disagree amicably
without getting into a pissing contest.
I agree with badgolferman, and, in fact, there's plenty of evidence backing up his statement and mine.
I think it's very clear to the _adults_ on this newsgroup that I'll agree with anyone who presents a logically sensible opinion based on facts.
You guys don't even realize it, but the way these articles come to me is in VIM, where I don't even know whom I'm responding to unless I explicitly
look.
As badgolferman does, I'll agree with Steve when he's saying something sensible; and I'll disagree with Steve when he says something illogical.
Same with nospam.
And Jolly Roger.
Same even with Hemidactylus, or Alan Browne.
Hell, I'd agree with Alan Baker if he ever said something that made sense.
If someone says something sensibly logical given their assessment of the facts, I'll agree with them. Only a fool would disagree with facts.
That's why they're fools.
You haven't acknowledged that DKE has flaws as a statistical artifact
though you weaponized it.
You are an intellectually dishonest thug. Full
stop. Most people, excepting badgolfingman, can smell that rotting rat carcass of your reputation here.
This is a response to the post seen at:
Oh, he can smell it too. It's just he *likes* the smell. He gleefully supports his lame trolls. His posting record shows that he rarely
disagrees with his trolls. He tries to be more subtle about it, but
he's not fooling anyone who pays attention.
Wally J <walterjones@invalid.nospam> wrote:
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote
The difference is we can disagree amicably without getting into a
pissing contest.
I agree with badgolferman, and, in fact, there's plenty of evidence
backing up his statement and mine.
I think it's very clear to the _adults_ on this newsgroup that I'll
agree with anyone who presents a logically sensible opinion based on
facts.
You guys don't even realize it, but the way these articles come to me
is in VIM, where I don't even know whom I'm responding to unless I
explicitly look.
As badgolferman does, I'll agree with Steve when he's saying
something sensible; and I'll disagree with Steve when he says
something illogical.
Same with nospam. And Jolly Roger. Same even with Hemidactylus, or
Alan Browne.
Hell, I'd agree with Alan Baker if he ever said something that made
sense.
If someone says something sensibly logical given their assessment of
the facts, I'll agree with them. Only a fool would disagree with
facts.
That's why they're fools.
You haven’t acknowledged that DKE has flaws as a statistical artifact though you weaponized it. You are an intellectually dishonest thug.
Full stop. Most people, excepting badgolfingman, can smell that
rotting rat carcass of your reputation here.
MummyChunk <mummycullen> wrote
This is a response to the post seen at:
Wally J wrote:
I get it that you're promoting the web site any way you can.
http://www.jlaforums.com/viewforum.php?f=367
Do you have a table of contents for other newsgroups?
Particularly for the Android & news server newsgroups?
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