iOS 15 is reported to have bugs and no highlights

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This Tuesday, Apple pushed the first official version of iOS 15. I believe that many friends who are looking forward to iOS 15 can't wait to upgrade. Although it is the official version of iOS 15, there are still some bugs. For example, many Apple fans encountered the problem of "storage space full" after upgrading.

Many friends left messages saying that after their iPhones were upgraded to iOS 15, a prompt saying "iPhone storage space is almost full" appeared in the settings, but in fact the iPhone's storage space is still very sufficient.

The editor searched online and found that many netizens had encountered the same bug, including various models and types.

What is even more puzzling is that after the user's iPhone displays this prompt, they are unable to click or close the prompt option, which also makes it impossible to cancel the small red dot in the settings. Isn't this going to drive people with obsessive-compulsive disorder crazy?

The editor thought that this problem would only occur in the official version, but some users said that their iPhones had this problem after upgrading to iOS 15 Beta2, and it was not resolved until the official version of iOS 15 was released. It seems that this bug has appeared for some time.

After seeing the feedback from netizens, I upgraded iPhone X, iPhone Xs and an iPhone 12 Pro Max to iOS 15 for testing, but found that none of them showed the "iPhone storage is almost full" message. Is there a problem with the operation?

At present, it is not clear why these prompts appear, and Apple has not yet responded directly. Judging from the feedback from Apple fans in the comment area, this prompt should only appear when some models or some iPhones have little storage space left.

There is no better way to solve this bug now. Restarting and restoring settings are useless. It can only be solved by flashing the device. If you have encountered this problem after upgrading to iOS 15 and cannot stand it, you can only solve it by saving the data and flashing the device to downgrade to iOS 14.8.

The method of downgrading iOS 15 is also very simple. You can reply "downgrade" in Apple Fans' Home to get the specific tutorial. Or you can wait for Apple to release a new iOS 15 system to fix this bug.

If you are worried about this problem, please do not upgrade to iOS 15 for the time being. What other bugs have you found on iOS 15?

This may be because this year's iOS 15 does not have many highlights in terms of functions, which leads to users' low interest in upgrading, and the installation rate of iOS 15 this year is lower than that of iOS 14 system in the same period last year.

According to data analysis company Mixpane, as of 12 a.m. (Pacific Time) on September 23, the installation rate of iOS 15 was approximately 8.5%. In comparison, the installation rate of iOS 14 in the same period last year reached 14.5%.

Of course, Mixpanel's data comes from website and app visit statistics, so it is not Apple's official data. Apple has not yet announced the iOS 15 upgrade rate.

Having said that, this year's iOS 15 is not as big a change as last year's iOS 14, including no particularly major updates in the user interface and functions. It is more like a version based on iOS 14 with icing on the cake. When iOS 15 was released, it was also ridiculed by Apple fans as iOS 14.8.