Former Apple employee solves iPhone notification bug by switching to Samsung Galaxy A12
What you need to know
- A notorious iOS 14 notification bug has racked up more than 11,000 comments in Apple's support forum since September 2020.
- One former Apple employee has capped off the thread by revealing a novel solution to the problem.
- User 'StubbornPixie' says they fixed the issue by buying a Samsung Galaxy A12.
A former Apple employee says they have solved a notorious iOS 14 notification issue... by buying a Samsung Galaxy A12.
First spotted by ZDNet, user 'StubbornPixie' took to the Apple Support Communities forum, where a massive iOS 14 text notification thread has now garnered 11,242 comments. First started in September of 2020, the initial question reads:
The iOS 14 notification issue has plagued users the world over (including some of us at iMore) for months. One response from May 15 says that an email to Tim Cook and a "female from executive relations" led to testing and a response stating "it is Apple's position that it is a carrier issue." When asked how it could be a carrier issue "when it is happening all over the world" they received no answer.
It was following this comment that StubbornPixie, who says they were previously an Apple Customer relations employee, claimed they had found a novel solution:
In a final note to Apple support StubbornPixie told the company that missed work notifications had cost them $600, before stating:
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