I think my problems started a little over a month ago. I rested my phone on a car a little too close to the edge and it fell to the ground. I think that was enough to screw up either the touch display or the workings underneath it. The 6 Plus is about everything you'd ever need. I hated to lose mine.

I watch movies and music videos on my phone all the time with headphones on and the new phones won't allow that.

It's either the headphone jack, my headphones, or the system software. I can hear people but they can't hear me. I have to restart the phone to get it working again.

I can be listening to tunein or a podcast with my EarPods in and sometimes when the phone rings and I answer, I can't hear anything on the call and they cannot hear me. If I then try to listen to anything, it doesn't work and I have to hard restart my phone so I can call the person back. It's a weird pain in the butt and the first issue I've had with an iPhone and I've had one since the 3.

Happens less when I have it turned off. Apple is moving away from wired add-ons as we all know -- I could easily believe there is a conflict between older phones and the OS.

Thanks for posting. I thought I was the only one with problems.

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