ivanh

Contacts on iOS and macOS and iCloud should have field-level security and be stored in seperate databases according to user specified category and security level. 

Apple is just not doing good enough.

From a user perspective, If I enable Messages on iCloud, I would have to pay monthly fee for iCloud service immediately. Saving the iCloud costs in three years mean I can get a 128GB iPhone instead of a 64GB, or a 256GB iPhone instead of a 128GB.

I am happy to stay with Messages on current “Apple cloud”.  All messages are readily searchable on all of my devices includind iPhone, iPad, multiple Macs even without internet. I don’t have any synchronisation problem among devices. Why do I need to enable Messages on iCloud? It doesn’t make any sense to me.

StrangeDays said:

ivanh said:

Is that all for Siri? What a shame.

Yes we get it, you hate Apple, batteries, Siri, etc.. 

absolutely wrong. Regarding battery, I want fact, not lies. Regarding Siri, I’m very disappointed. You hate people telling facts, do you? Strange guy, not just strange days.

Is that all for Siri? What a shame.

My Phone 6 Plus running Geekbench 4:

Date	Battery Health - Maximum Capacity	Single Core Score	Multi-Core	iOS version
5 April 2018	97%, 1 year old	1544	2616	11.3
7 Jan 2018	8 months old battery	975	1623	11.2.1
end April 2017	iPhone replaced
14 April 2017	20 months old battery	914	1747	10.3.1
Early August 2015	new iPhone

The tests on 7 Jan 2018 and 14 April 2017 were done immediately after restarting the iPhone, at ambient temperature about 20ºC - 25ºC, after annoying and embarrassing moments that the iPhone took at least 6 times longer to respond to take a photo with the native camera button while no other apps were stayed in the background.

Please explain the throttling on 7 Jan 2018.

Besides, only 8 months old, 97% of maximum capacity, fully charged and with or without connecting on AC power with 2.1A original charger, an iPhone 6 Plus was still throttled down to single core 975, multi-core 1623. Can you still blind your eyes and say you believe it’s all related to battery depletion?