iOS 9 has a small problem regarding incoming phone calls, but the problem is far from new, it can also be found in the old versions of the iOS operating system for iPhone terminals released in the past.
More precisely, on 6S iPhone Plus cu iOS 9.0.2 installed without using an old backup I often encounter the impossibility of accepting a phone call because the button cannot be slid into the LockScreen, the lock screen, to receive that phone call from the interlocutor.
Of course, the problem only exists when the terminals are blocked because only then you have displayed this slider for unlocking the iPhone terminals when you receive a phone call, and I have encountered the same thing, including in iOS 8, many times on the iPhone 6 Plus.
iOS 9 – phone call issue
The problem appeared out of nowhere the other day, a week after I installed it iOS 9.0.2 on the terminal and of course there is no clear solution for it because I could not solve it even in the case of the iPhone 6 Plus, even though it was there in general in the beta builds.
I can't understand how Apple engineers test iPhone terminals, such bugs are not solved before a major version of iOS is offered to users, and that's because accepting a phone call becomes a real struggle to convince the unlocking slider to recognize the interaction.
Of course, I am not the only one who encounters such problems with accepting phone calls on iPhone terminals running iOS 9, and of course they will not be the last to have this problem, but the Apple company does not seem willing to solve it in any way too soon.
I'm not asking you if you've encountered the problem, because I know that many of you are also affected by it, but I'm telling you that there is no solution and that you have to have a lot of patience for Apple to sort things out.
