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Away 29-09-2023 11:19 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by stamford triumph (Post 17088277)
My son had his iPhone nicked a couple of nights ago. Unfortunately they saw him unlock phone using passcode. Within 5 minutes they had changed Apple ID password so he couldn’t remotely block phone or access his bank accounts, email account, files (including National insurance, passport and driving licence scans), photos etc.
Just for my own benefit as I'm a bit anxious about this sort of thing ... how did they get to change the Apple id password without the existing password? Did they use a recovery email (to the account that was accessible on the phone)? That might be an important safety mechanism for us all to bear in mind.

(My hurdles are so tricky I sometimes spend ages recovering accounts. Reminds me of Men in Black II)

Joe85 30-09-2023 08:58 PM
I have to say, as someone who's moved from the 13 Pro Max to the 15 Pro, the battery life is wank.

Im charging it twice a day just listening to music.

RazorsEdge 30-09-2023 10:07 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe85 (Post 17091186)
I have to say, as someone who's moved from the 13 Pro Max to the 15 Pro, the battery life is wank.

Im charging it twice a day just listening to music.
Change the phone in the store, I had some issues with phone getting hot whilst being charged, Changed and is fine. I don’t listen to music though

knowlesyUCLA 30-09-2023 10:45 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by stamford triumph (Post 17088277)
My son had his iPhone nicked a couple of nights ago. Unfortunately they saw him unlock phone using passcode. Within 5 minutes they had changed Apple ID password so he couldn’t remotely block phone or access his bank accounts, email account, files (including National insurance, passport and driving licence scans), photos etc.

The banking was relatively easy to freeze although took all night - the thief transferred money between his accounts but didn’t get round to spending any. Apple will do nothing to help so unlikely he will ever get his ID, email or photos back. One 4 number passcode was all it took.
This happened to a friend of mine - caused major headaches and they went onto his Whatsapp asking for money, some people actually sent them cash. Changed my passcode to 8 digits now. May or may not help but makes it slightly harder. Need to be very careful with this when you're out now.

1905 30-09-2023 11:40 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by knowlesyUCLA (Post 17091339)
This happened to a friend of mine - caused major headaches and they went onto his Whatsapp asking for money, some people actually sent them cash. Changed my passcode to 8 digits now. May or may not help but makes it slightly harder. Need to be very careful with this when you're out now.
Damn sounds scary. Got to be careful. Got 6 digits on mine, but iphone wipes on 10th attempt so still pretty tough to crack still.

Brett 04-10-2023 01:15 AM
Anyone here have an Apple TV?

Any issues with the iPlayer app since upgrading to TvOS 17? I’m not able to access the home page and can only get in via the channels page. And then it buffers into a loop after about 10 minutes requiring me to restart the TV.

It’s causing traumas in this house as my daughter will burn the place down if she goes more than five minutes without Hey Duggee.

PurePalace4E4 04-10-2023 01:52 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by knowlesyUCLA (Post 17091339)
This happened to a friend of mine - caused major headaches and they went onto his Whatsapp asking for money, some people actually sent them cash. Changed my passcode to 8 digits now. May or may not help but makes it slightly harder. Need to be very careful with this when you're out now.
12 chars minimum these days. Eight is no longer enough :(

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as216 04-10-2023 08:00 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Brett (Post 17094243)
Anyone here have an Apple TV?

Any issues with the iPlayer app since upgrading to TvOS 17? I’m not able to access the home page and can only get in via the channels page. And then it buffers into a loop after about 10 minutes requiring me to restart the TV.

It’s causing traumas in this house as my daughter will burn the place down if she goes more than five minutes without Hey Duggee.
It’s been working fine for me - perhaps try uninstalling and reinstalling the app?

Brett 04-10-2023 01:27 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by as216 (Post 17094313)
It’s been working fine for me - perhaps try uninstalling and reinstalling the app?
Thanks for the tip but that didn’t work.

Turned off the Pi Hole in case it was a deny list issue but still borked. :frown:

Golf Boy 04-10-2023 01:39 PM
The 15 pro max is costing the same as the 14 pro max over here. What do they cost in the UK?

west country boy 27-11-2023 12:46 PM
Despite the EXCLAMATION MARKS!!! this appears to be an actual thing. Not sure if it's new, but I've turned mine off:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F_7pfgaW...png&name=small

Adlerhorst 27-11-2023 04:03 PM
I noticed something like this over the weekend when I put my work and personal phone together. I have turned it off.

Wolfnipplechips 27-11-2023 04:16 PM
I had a new battery put in my iPhone 8 a few months ago.

£39

Why do people keep upgrading their phones?

Random* 27-11-2023 05:16 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfnipplechips (Post 17147981)
I had a new battery put in my iPhone 8 a few months ago.

£39

Why do people keep upgrading their phones?
I did this with my previous iPhone - an iPhone 6S. It was 3.5 years old at the time.

While it improved the battery life, I ended up upgrading a year later because I still found the battery draining too fast.

Over time the OS and apps all creep up and up in processing requirements, which in turn drains the battery faster. Newer phones have more power efficient CPUs and more capacious batteries. For example the iPhone 6S had a 1715 mAh battery vs the iPhone 11's 3,110 mAh battery.

Tempted to replace the battery in my iPhone 11 now, but not sure if it's possible with the glass back being shattered.

Isle of Wight 08-12-2023 11:51 AM
Can anyone help I have googled and fiddled but cant find the answer,

Prior to the latest up date all my notifications would pop up with a brief description.

eg
BBC news
Microsoft work email

Since the update these are all the smae BUT Gmail just says "You have new mail" doesnt give me any idea of what the mail is. Never used to be like this was always the same as the others. Ive hunted the setting and searched but can find whats changed. Has anyone else had this ? Any fix known? Thx

Joe85 08-12-2023 11:58 AM
iphone users
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Isle of Wight (Post 17160652)
Can anyone help I have googled and fiddled but cant find the answer,

Prior to the latest up date all my notifications would pop up with a brief description.

eg
BBC news
Microsoft work email

Since the update these are all the smae BUT Gmail just says "You have new mail" doesnt give me any idea of what the mail is. Never used to be like this was always the same as the others. Ive hunted the setting and searched but can find whats changed. Has anyone else had this ? Any fix known? Thx
Is it under Settings>Notifications>Mail?

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