Fast Technology reported on May 1 that according to media reports, Apple admitted the bug that the iPhone alarm clock does not ring, saying that the team is working hard to fix the bug.
Previously, many users reported that the alarm clock set by the iPhone did not respond when the time was up.
For domestic users, the biggest regret of iPhone alarm clock is that it does not add holiday alarm clock function.
Unlike most domestic mobile phones, the iPhone alarm repeat function has certain limitations when setting, it cannot be intelligently selected according to legal holidays, and users can only set it within seven days from Monday to Sunday.
When a compensatory time off is encountered, the system can't automatically recognize and treat it as a working day, so users may be at risk of being late for work if they don't manually set alarms in advance.
On social platforms, many Android phone users have posted reminders to iPhone users to pay attention to setting alarms, so as not to be late due to the lack of holiday alarm clock function on their phones.
Although Apple has provided localized services for Chinese users, allowing the iPhone's built-in calendar to display the working day after the compensatory holiday, there is still room for improvement in the automatic recognition of the compensatory day off by the alarm clock
The software and hardware system of Apple phones is complex, and fixing bugs requires a rigorous testing and verification process. This can lead to a relatively long cycle to fix bugs.
Apple takes the security of its systems very seriously, so when fixing bugs, it needs to make sure that the fixes do not introduce new security risks. Security considerations may increase the time it takes to fix a bug.
Apple usually releases updates within a certain period of time, rather than fixing individual bugs at any time. This pattern of regular releases can lead to relatively long fixes for some bugs.
Although Apple's mobile phone bug fixes are relatively slow, at the same time, Apple will actively release updates to fix bugs and ensure the security and stability of users' systems. Users can also help Apple find and resolve issues faster by submitting bug feedback, participating in testing, and more.