@matigo I'm not having any battery dropouts or shutdows on my iPhone SE, that's on iOS 10.1.1 14B150.
// @gtwilson
@gtwilson More likely he's still using iOS 10.1.1, build 14B100, apparently updating to iOS 10.1.1, build 14B150 fixes this issue.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7742149
However, it's also not available as an OTA update, it must be done via iTunes and the update is over 2 GB in size.
// @matigo
Successfully backed up the iPhone to an external HD using iMazing app and now that backup is recognised by iTunes.
Just lost three months of Time Machine backups. Something went out of whack with the ext drive and nostter how long the backup drive was connected, it would never back up.
It's one of two Time Machine backups, plus there are 2 different clones, so it's mot totally crucial. I erased the drive with Disk Utility & am mow performing a new initial 140 GB backup.
Had a phone call from a friend who desperately needs a copy of Toast Titanium 11. She's still running Mavericks on her 2010 MacBook Pro so version 15 is no go. She asked me if I could send her a copy of Toast 11. I explained mine was part of a MacUpdate bundle & may not respond to her serial number. And that's illegal file sharing, too. Instead I have sent a DVD version of Toast Titanium 10 via specialist courier.
I've been wanting to offload that DVD for years anyway. She will be oaying the courier's cost.
I had been using the Opera browser in VPN mode when it downloaded an alleged FlashPlayer.dmg file. I was suspicious because Flash was already up to date on that Mac. Suspicion justified, as soon as I mounted the virtual volume, Sophos Home app detected it as a nasty piece of shit, calling itself "InstallMe." I got Sophos to remove the threat. So Sophos unmounted the volume, leaving me to remove the spurious disk image.
@larand It's not our date line. It's everyone's. That's why it's called the International Date Line.