How To Fix My Iphone 6 Screen

Apple's fixed a ton of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus problems, but a number of issues remain. With that in mind, we want to show you how to fix the most common iPhone 6 problems in minutes.

Its been several years since the release of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. And in the years since their release, Apple's worked to refine their software.

The two devices received a number of important iOS 8, iOS 9, and iOS 10 updates and more recently they've moved to Apple's iOS 11 operating system. Both devices are currently running iOS 11.4.1 with an upgrade to iOS 12 in the works.

While the the iPhone 6's iOS 11 update is currently stable for us, others are running into iPhone 6 problems on Apple's new software. Others continue to struggle on iOS 10, iOS 9, and in some very rare cases, iOS 8.

Today we want to share the most common iPhone 6 problems we've seen and offer fixes to those in need. These fixes should also work for iOS 8, iOS 9, or iOS 10 if for some reason you're currently running an older operating system.

Try these fixes before you take your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus down to the Geniuses at the Apple Store or a third-party repair shop.

How to Fix iPhone 6 Battery Life Problems

Our iPhone 6 battery life is still strong, but others are running into problems on iOS 11 and older versions of iOS.

While it's easy to blame your problems on a new update, there's a good chance that it's an app or your bad habits causing the issues.

If you start noticing bad iPhone 6 battery life on iOS 11 or below, take a look at our list of potential fixes. They've helped us maintain solid battery life years after the phone's release.

How to Fix iPhone 6 Wi-Fi Issues

Wi-Fi issues continue to be an issue for some iPhone 6 users. Some iPhone 6 users are saying that their Wi-Fi simply stopped working, others are complaining about unreliable speeds.

The first thing you'll will want to do is reset your device's network settings. To do this, open up the iPhone 6 and head to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. You will need a passcode and you'll also need your Wi-Fi password handy.

If that doesn't fix things, try turning off Wi-Fi Networking. To do that, head to Settings > Privacy > Location Services > System Services. Reboot the phone.

If that still doesn't help, try forgetting the Wi-Fi network that's giving you problems. Go into your Settings > Wi-Fi > Select your connection > Tap Forget this Network at the top of the screen. Try reconnecting to the network.

We also recommend unplugging your router for 30 seconds to a minute to see if that helps. You might also want to update your router's firmware.

How to Fix iPhone 6 Bluetooth Problems

If you start noticing Bluetooth problems on your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus, don't panic. There are several potential fixes out there.

First, try resetting all of your iPhone 6's network settings. Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. This should only take a few moments.

If that doesn't work, try resetting all of your device's settings. To do this, open up the iPhone 6 and head to Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings. Make sure you have your passcode and Wi-Fi passwords handy before doing this.

If this doesn't help, try forgetting your Bluetooth networks. To forget them: Settings > Bluetooth > Select your connection using the circular blue i tab > Tap Forget this Device. Now, try to connect your iPhone 6.

If you are having issues with Bluetooth in the car, consult your car's manual and/or check out this guide from Apple. Fixing these issues can be tricky.

How to Fix iPhone 6 App Issues

There are a few things to try if your app performance suddenly takes a hit.

First, make sure applications on the iPhone 6 are updated. App updates with support (and fixes) for iOS 11 have been trickling out since launch.

iPhone 6 users who are forgetful or lazy will want to turn on automatic App Store updates because it will keep apps automatically updated and ensure that they are always on the latest version with the latest bug fixes.

If you're having issues downloading apps from the App Store, try restarting your phone. This has worked for us in the past.

How to Improve iPhone 6 Performance

Our iPhone 6 models are pretty fast with iOS 11 on board, but others have run into random slowdown and sluggishness on Apple's current operating system.

There are some ways to speed up the performance on the iPhone 6 if it takes a turn for the worst. We've outlined a number of different strategies that could help you improve the overall speed of your device.

Keep in mind, there is no cure all for the iPhone 6 or any other iPhone though users will want to try these before performing a factory reset.

If you're already on iOS 11, consider upgrading to the latest version.

How to Fix iPhone 6 Landscape Issues

If your iPhone 6 gets stuck in landscape mode, there are a few simple fixes. One, you can try turning the phone in your hand to see if you can get it unstuck. If it won't budge, try this fix.

Hold down the home button and the power button at the same time until the phone resets. Once it reboots, you should be fine.

How to Fix iPhone 6 iMessage Problems

iMessage issues are extremely common and iPhone 6 users continue to complain about them as we push toward the release of iOS 12.

If you do run into Message issues, the first thing to try is toggling iMessage off an on in Settings. If that doesn't work, try rebooting the phone. If neither of those work, it's time to reset the device's network settings.

To do that, head into Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings. The phone will reboot. Just remember, you'll need to input your Wi-Fi passwords so have those on hand.

How to Fix iPhone 6 Random Reboots

Random reboots are plaguing some iPhone 6 users. There's no guaranteed fix but there are some things to try if your phone starts exhibiting this issue.

First, try restarting the iPhone 6. If that doesn't work, reset all of your settings. To do that, Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings.

It also might be worth it to uninstall recent apps if the problems just started. You can also try updating applications with the latest bug fix updates to see if that solves the issue.

How to Fix iPhone 6 Keyboard Lag

We've noticed occasional keyboard lag on the iPhone 6 when shooting off an email or iMessage. While there isn't a cure all for this issue, there's a few things iPhone 6 users can try.

First, try a simple reboot. If that doesn't work, try resetting all settings. To do that, General > Reset > Reset All Settings.

How to Fix iPhone 6 Cellular Data Issues

We've heard complaints about cellular data issues on the iPhone 6. Some users are affected by slow connections, no connections and other random problems.

To try and fix these issues, first try restarting the iPhone 6. This has worked for us in the past. If that simply fix doesn't work, try toggling cellular data on and off. This also has had a positive effect on our connectivity. To do that, Cellular > Cellular Data > Toggle Off.

Finally, if none of that works, try flipping Airplane Mode on, waiting 30 seconds, and then flipping it off. This, like the other fixes, has worked to dislodge cellular data issues in the past.

We also recommend getting in contact with your service provider to see if there is a network outage in your area. You can also check for outages using sites like DownDetector.

How to Fix iPhone 6 Problems If Nothing Else Works

If none of this works, we have a few recommendations for you.

First, get in contact with Apple's Support account on Twitter. Apple's

If they can't help you, take the iPhone 6 to a Genius Bar at your local Apple Store. They should be able to diagnose the problem.

If you don't want to leave the house, you can perform a factory reset. This will wipe your phone and return it to the state that it came in when you first bought it.

To do that choose Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. Again, this will wipe everything from the iPhone 6, so make sure you backup your data before taking this step.

4 Reasons Not to Install iOS 12.5.5 & 10 Reasons You Should

Install iOS 12.5.5 for Better Security

If you're on the fence, here's one of the best reasons to install iOS 12.5.5 right away.

The iOS 12.5.5 update brings three security patches to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. You can learn more about the trio on Apple's security site.

If you missed iOS 12.5.4, you'll get that update's important security upgrades with your iOS 12.5.5 update. If you're interested in the particulars, head on over to Apple's website for more.

If you skipped iOS 12.5.3, you'll get its security patches with your upgrade. Both of its patches were related to WebKit. If you want to learn more about them, head on over to Apple's security site.

If you skipped iOS 12.5.2, you'll also get its security patch with your upgrade. You can read more about it over on Apple's website.

If you also skipped iOS 12.5, you'll also get its patch with your upgrade. Apple's outlined the update's patch in detail on its security site.

If you missed iOS 12.4.9, you'll also get its four security patches with your upgrade. You can read more about those right here.

If you skipped iOS 12.4.7, you also get the update's three security patches (two for the Mail app and one for Wi-Fi) with your upgrade to iOS 12.5.5.

If you're running software that's older than Apple's iOS 12.4.4 update, you'll want to download iOS 12.5.5 in the near future because it brings iOS 12.4.4's security patch to your device. You can read about it right here.

If you're running software older than iOS 12.4.2, you'll get an its patch with your upgrade. You can read about the security contents of iOS 12.4.2 right here.

If you're on software that's older than iOS 12.4.1, you'll get iOS 12.4.1's security patch with your iOS 12.5.5 update. You can read about that patch right here.

If you're on software that's older than iOS 12.4, you get iOS 12.4's patches with your iOS 12.5.5 update.

iOS 12.4 brought 19 security patches to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. If you're interested in the specifics, you can read about them on Apple's security site.

If you're running software older than iOS 12.3, your iOS 12.5.5 update carries iOS 12.3's security patches on board. The iOS 12.3 update brought 23 patches and you can read about all of them right here on Apple's site.

If you're on software that's older than iOS 12.2, you'll get iOS 12.2's security patches with your version of iOS 12.5.5.

iOS 12.2 brought a whopping 41 security patches to iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. You can read more about the iOS 12.2's patches over on the company's website.

It's important to note that Apple's iOS 12.2 update patched up an exploit that allowed websites to use motion sensors to "fingerprint" devices.

The exploit, discovered by researchers in Europe, uses JavaScript to snag data from a device's accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer when the user visits an infected website. If the attack is successful, a device can be tracked around the internet.

Fortunately, Apple's patched up the issue. If you skipped it, you'll probably want to move to iOS 12.5.5 soon.

If you're on software older than iOS 12.1.4, you get four important security patches including fixes for a widespread FaceTime eavesdropping bug that lets you call someone via FaceTime and hear the audio coming from their phone before they pick up the phone.

If you're on software older than iOS 12.1.3, you get some additional patches with your version of iOS 12.5.5. Again, they're baked into your upgrade.

Apple lists a grand total of 23 patches on board iOS 12.1.3 and you can read about all of them over on Apple's website.

If you're on software older than iOS 12.1.1, you should install the iOS 12.5.5 update on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch today.

The iOS 12.1.1 update brought 17 patches for potential security exploits. They'll will help protect your phone. You can read about them here.

If you're running software older than iOS 12.1, you'll get 24 patches from that update with your version of iOS 12.5.5.

If you're on software that's older than iOS 12.0.1, your iOS 12.5.5 update brings two additional patches. Both patches are for potential lock screen exploits.

Long story long, if you store sensitive data on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, you have some really good reasons to upgrade to iOS 12.5.5 today.