Проблемы с вибрацией/звуком iPhone 13 после обновления iOS 26.2

S1VVIK wrote: "97%"

Thanks. An iPhone 13 battery at 97% maximum capacity implies it's a replacement. Your issues began after the iOS 26 update and Apple says: "Using nongenuine batteries might also result in unexpected behavior after installation, device software updates..." So check the battery is a genuine one by going here:

Settings > General > About

...Do you see a 'Parts & Service' section there? If so, tap it and in the resulting pane, does it say anything about the battery and it being 'Genuine' or 'Unknown'?

iPhone parts and service history - Apple Support

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S1VVIK ~ You recently bought the iPhone, but that iPhone 13 model could be >4 years old — and the long process of applying a major iOS upgrade to an iPhone with a weak, aging battery can be the proverbial "straw that broke the camel's back." So...

Does your iPhone 13 still have its original battery?

And what's the Maximum Capacity % here?...

Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging

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iPhone 13 vibration/sound issues after iOS 26.2 update

I updated my iPhone 13 to ios 26.2, I had a problem with vibration on haptic signals, sometimes the signal is not so good and the sound is not the same either, such a problem with ios26.1 on ios18.2, everything was fine, what should I do, I recently bought a phone

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sometimes certain settings are saved as an index into table of choices. If the choices expand, that index number might not be the right number after an update.

The "fix"may be simply to select the sound and haptic you want again. and save the settings. Re-writing the preference file usually fixes such issues.

settings > sounds & haptics ...

scroll down to:

Ringtone

Text tone

New Voicemail

... and so on and set new tones for the ones that have changed.

S1VVIK wrote: "I bought the phone in August, so the battery is new"

S1VVIK ~ Just because you bought the iPhone 13 in August doesn't mean its battery is new and genuine. So again, what's the Maximum Capacity % here?...

Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging

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S1VVIK wrote: "It's not because of the battery, sorry you didn't help me with anything"

If you would simply answer my easy questions, you may be helped. So again, at:

Settings > General > About

...Do you see a 'Parts & Service' section there? If so, tap it and in the resulting pane, does it say anything about the battery and it being 'Genuine' or 'Unknown'?

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