iOS 9.3.2 common problems and solutions

Most Apple users expect every iOS update to bring new and amazing features. In fact, the results were far from what they expected. Released a few days ago, iOS 9.3.2 was intentionally crafted to fix bugs and improve iPhone and iPad security; however, many complaints about the latest iOS 9.3.2 vulnerabilities have been related to the Apple community. Here, we pick out the top 3 common iOS 9.3.2 issues and solutions.

TOP1. Data loss on iPhone/iPad/iPod after iOS 9.3.2 update

Even though most users have made full preparations and correct operations for iOS 9.3.2 update, they are still unable to recover due to the upgrade Avoid losing their valuable data like notes, messages and pictures. To solve this problem, I carefully searched, compared and picked out professional iPhone data recovery tools to get you out of trouble. Tenorshare iPhone Data Recovery gives you the option to recover lost data from iPhone SE/6s Plus/6s/6 Plus/6/5s/4s, iPad and iPod with/without backup.

1. Run the program and select recovery mode from the interface. Click Start Scan to scan data.

2. After that, you can preview all files by category.

3. Check the files you want to recover and click Recover at the bottom.

TOP2. 9.7-inch iPad Pro experiences error 56 on iOS 9.3.2

To protect customers, Apple will not disclose, discuss, or confirm the bug until a full investigation has been completed. However, Apple in its press release officially admitted that a large number of 9.7-inch iPad Pro bricks and read error 56 over the air after the iOS 9.3.2 upgrade. Apple didn't express further explanation as usual, but they said they are working on how to fix it. If you haven't pressed the update button on your iDevice, you're lucky to be reading this article. If you do, try entering DFU mode to fix iPad Pro stuck. Download and install Tenorshare iCareFone on your computer first and then do the fowling steps.

1. Connect iPad Pro to computer via USB cable and run the program.

2. Click Repair iOS Stuck on the interface.

Then enter DFU mode manually.

4. If you see the classic USB to iTunes logo, it will show you are stuck successfully. Then choose to exit DFU mode to equivalent mode.

TOP3. Battery life reduced after upgrading to iOS 9.3.2

iPhone 6s battery won’t charge until iPhone bosses tell them. Since the latest iOS 9.3.2 came out, recently, many Apple users, especially iPhone 6s users reported that their iPhone battery drained faster after the iOS 9.3.2 update, after which the battery completely drained within 3-4 hours . Then I went on trial. I leave the iPhone idle on my desk with the battery load at about 45% (in power saving mode). In 1.5 hours I checked again and it was a little hot, only 4%. "Battery usage" shows that 54% of the battery was used in the past 10 hours by home and lock screen shots.

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