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    June 19, 2021

    Apple Daily Tech Support Thread

    Daily Tech Support Thread

    Posted: 19 Jun 2021 03:00 AM PDT

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    I've been trying to find the root cause of this for days. It started off when I noticed stutters during a WebRTC video session, so I started an internal ping to my main router (note: I use Unifi with a UDM-Pro).

    Once in a while I'd see huge spikes in latency, like this: https://imgur.com/a/2nBOQGX

    It was extremely random, though I noticed that it wouldn't happen while I had bluetooth turned off which was extremely weird, since I was connected over a 5GHz network, so there shouldn't be any channel interference there.

    Anyway, after a couple days, I noticed it happen again when my friend airdropped something to his Mac from his phone, so I asked him to do it again and it actually happened when he just opened the share menu on his phone, not even needing to actually airdrop anything, so I assumed it must be something to do with the airdrop protocol over LAN, but nope! It even happened while he left the wifi network (disabled from control center).

    I've uploaded a short 10 second video of it happening in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQC1YR1NG_0 (same video but with wifi disabled on an iPhone 12 Pro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRHtnVRmLB0)

    My test environment is using an M1 MacBook Pro, tested with an iPhone 12 Pro and iPad Pro (2020).

    After chatting with a few friends from around the world, they've managed to reproduce the issue on Intel Macs, and also getting the latency issues on the actual iOS devices too (tested with iPhone 7, 11, 12 Pro). You can try reproducing this by:

    • Making sure bluetooth is enabled on both your Mac and iOS device
    • Pinging your local router from your Mac (ping -t 0.1 <router\_ip>)
    • Opening the share menu on a nearby iOS device (or AirDrop in Finder)
    • You should notice a drastic increase in latency

    This is seriously the weirdest issue I've experienced - I originally thought it could be to do with the U1 chip, but iPhone 7/Intel Macs don't use the U1 chip so it can't be that. I'm confused as to why I can't find anything online about it. Would love to hear any ideas or reproducibility in different environments.

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