Nope, the wiggle problem requires turning the screen off and then back on. It's a software problem, not a user problem.
replyI'm happy it's working for you, but it's still an inconsistent and broken release.
> it's still an inconsistent and broken release
replyThere are 10 iPhones in my immediate family orbit, all running 26 (Including an iPhone 12 Pro). Users ranging from their early teens to 90 and I am the one they call when there is any tech issues.
No one is complaining. Not too bad for an inconsistent and broken release.
That is nice for your family, but we have opposite experiences, my anecdata is just the opposite. Plenty of people are complaining. It's not always the most salient topic given current events (I'm in the United States) but it's just kind of like when Windows 11 or Windows 8 released.
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