I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first thing
out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification sounds and haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring and old car horn (texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It
took me a while to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and
I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

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Am 12.10.23 um 12:04 schrieb badgolferman:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first thing out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification sounds and haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring and old car horn (texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It took me a while to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and
I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

Nothing of that kind seen on my 14 currently on 17.0.3.

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badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first
thing out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification
sounds and haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring
and old car horn (texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone
which was the 4 model. It took me a while to restore those and other >notification sounds/haptics and I probably will continue to find more >changes.

Why did they do that?

I just had another issue with my phone. After hanging up on a Facetime
call I tried to open my Gmail app and it wouldn't get past the Google
Workspace splash page. I also noticed the orange microphone icon on
the status bar of the phone remained even though the Facetime call had
ended. I tried to open some more apps and none of them worked. I
force closed everything and the microphone icon went away, but none of
the apps would open so I finally shut down the phone. After a restart
it seems to be working properly again.

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Am 12.10.23 um 14:08 schrieb badgolferman:

I just had another issue with my phone. After hanging up on a Facetime
call I tried to open my Gmail app and it wouldn't get past the Google Workspace splash page. I also noticed the orange microphone icon on
the status bar of the phone remained even though the Facetime call had
ended. I tried to open some more apps and none of them worked. I
force closed everything and the microphone icon went away, but none of
the apps would open so I finally shut down the phone. After a restart
it seems to be working properly again.

Hang ups of processes can happen even to an iPhone.

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badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first thing out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification sounds and haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring and old car horn (texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It took me a while to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and
I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

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J�rg Lorenz wrote:

Am 12.10.23 um 12:04 schrieb badgolferman:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14.
The first thing
out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my
notification sounds and
haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring
and old car horn
(texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was
the 4 model. It
took me a while to restore those and other notification
sounds/haptics and
I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

Nothing of that kind seen on my 14 currently on 17.0.3.

Because you're special, jughead.

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Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first thing >> out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification sounds and
haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring and old car horn >> (texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It >> took me a while to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and >> I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings Sounds & Haptics

You may have to look around and test for the sounds and haptics you’re used to.

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Am 12.10.23 um 18:25 schrieb Hank Rogers:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first thing >> out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification sounds and
haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring and old car horn >> (texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It >> took me a while to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and >> I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings?
Idiot.

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J�rg Lorenz wrote:

Am 12.10.23 um 18:25 schrieb Hank Rogers:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14.
The first thing
out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my
notification sounds and
haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring
and old car horn
(texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was
the 4 model. It
took me a while to restore those and other notification
sounds/haptics and
I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings?
Idiot.

Those missing sounds are *NOT* in settings, jughead.

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badgolferman wrote:

Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first thing >>> out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification sounds and >>> haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring and old car horn >>> (texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It >>> took me a while to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and >>> I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings Sounds & Haptics

You may have to look around and test for the sounds and haptics you’re used to.

Thanks. I went through and listened to them all a day ago. Not
there.

I guess you were luckier than me.

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Hank Rogers wrote:

J�rg Lorenz wrote:

Am 12.10.23 um 18:25 schrieb Hank Rogers:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The
first thing out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my >>>>notification sounds and haptic feedback had been changed. I use
the old phone ring and old car horn (texts) which are
holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It took
me a while to restore those and other notification
sounds/haptics and I probably will continue to find more
changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings?
Idiot.

Those missing sounds are NOT in settings, jughead.

He really contributes a lot to this group, doesn't he?

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Hank Rogers wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The
first thing out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my >>>>notification sounds and haptic feedback had been changed. I use
the old phone ring and old car horn (texts) which are holdovers
from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It took me a while
to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and I
probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings Sounds & Haptics

You may have to look around and test for the sounds and haptics
you’re used to.

Thanks. I went through and listened to them all a day ago. Not there.

I guess you were luckier than me.

Did you have custom sounds? If so you may have to download them again
or find where you put them on your phone. There's also a bunch more
under the Classic menu.

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On 10/12/2023 10:32 AM, badgolferman wrote:

<snip>

He really contributes a lot to this group, doesn't he?

“They never open their mouths without subtracting from the sum of human knowledge.” — Thomas Brackett Reed

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really do matter less than the opinions of experts. It's not
indoctrination nor elitism. It's just that you don't know as much as
they do about the subject.”—Tin Foil Awards

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sms <scharf.steven@geemail.com> wrote

He really contributes a lot to this group, doesn't he?

They never open their mouths without subtracting from the sum of human knowledge. Thomas Brackett Reed

Joerg can't add value. Neither can Alan Baker. It's not gonna happen.

I've determined that these Snit-like posters like Alan Baker and Joerg
Lorenz can _never_ add any value - and - as noted - they subtract value.

Hence, they're two of the very few in my killfile as nothing they can ever
say will have value and just _reading_ their garbage is a waste of energy.

And it takes a lot for me to put someone in my killfile, mind you.
As even Jolly Roger and Alan Browne are _not_ in my killfile.

I would wager that 950 out of 1000 posts to this newsgroup are worthless
posts from these (and a couple other) iKooks who are here for amusement.

The rest of us are here to learn something (& to disseminate knowledge).
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The whole point of Usenet is to find people who know more than you do.
And to add tribal knowledge to the newsgroup archives for others to find.

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badgolferman wrote:

Hank Rogers wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The
first thing out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my
notification sounds and haptic feedback had been changed. I use
the old phone ring and old car horn (texts) which are holdovers
from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It took me a while
to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and I
probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings Sounds & Haptics

You may have to look around and test for the sounds and haptics
you’re used to.

Thanks. I went through and listened to them all a day ago. Not there.

I guess you were luckier than me.

Did you have custom sounds? If so you may have to download them again
or find where you put them on your phone. There's also a bunch more
under the Classic menu.

I've looked through the classic sounds. Not there. I listened
to all of them to be sure the name hadn't changed. Not there.

I never bought any ringtones and stuff from the itunes store.

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Am 12.10.23 um 18:50 schrieb badgolferman:

Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first thing >>> out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification sounds and >>> haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring and old car horn >>> (texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It >>> took me a while to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and >>> I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings Sounds & Haptics

See?
Idiot. You must be bored to death.

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Am 12.10.23 um 19:25 schrieb Hank Rogers:

badgolferman wrote:

Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14. The first thing >>>> out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my notification sounds and >>>> haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring and old car horn
(texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was the 4 model. It >>>> took me a while to restore those and other notification sounds/haptics and >>>> I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings Sounds & Haptics

You may have to look around and test for the sounds and haptics you’re used
to.

Thanks. I went through and listened to them all a day ago. Not
there.

I guess you were luckier than me.

He found in *settings*, Troll.

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J�rg Lorenz wrote:

Am 12.10.23 um 19:25 schrieb Hank Rogers:

badgolferman wrote:

Hank Rogers <hank@nospam.invalid> wrote:

badgolferman wrote:

I finally upgraded to iOS 17.0.3 on my personal iPhone 14.
The first thing
out of the ordinary I noticed was that some of my
notification sounds and
haptic feedback had been changed. I use the old phone ring
and old car horn
(texts) which are holdovers from my first iPhone which was
the 4 model. It
took me a while to restore those and other notification
sounds/haptics and
I probably will continue to find more changes.

Why did they do that?

I noticed that too.
How did you restore the missing sounds?

Settings Sounds & Haptics

You may have to look around and test for the sounds and
haptics you’re used
to.

Thanks. I went through and listened to them all a day ago. Not
there.

I guess you were luckier than me.

He found in *settings*, Troll.

They are missing from settings, Jughead.

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