I Haveen considering a hard reset. Its always a pain setting everything up again, but that be my only option. Thanks for the replies!
I know this is an older post, but just felt like clarifying something real quick. A hard reset does not remove anything from your phone. All a hard reset does is turn the phone off and back on again. This is not the same thing as holding the power button down and sliding the button to power down the phone.
How to Hard Reset your iPhone: Press and hold both Home and Power buttons at the same time until you see the Apple logo. Once you see the logo, let go of the buttons and allow the phone to reboot.
A factory reset will remove all of your apps, documents, photos, music, etc from the phone and reinstall the OS. As long as you perform a full backup first, you can do a clean install, run through the setup that only takes a moment or two, and then reinstall your backup. This takes very little time and sets the phone back up exactly as it was before you reinstalled the OS. All of your settings, contacts, apps, photos etc are put back on your phone.
Note: When you do a backup with iTunes; if you want your passwords, Health info, and HomeKit data to be included in your backup you must tick the box for
Encrypt iPhone backup when backing up to your computer's hard drive.
If you're having issues try a hard reset first. If that fails to fix the issue then perform a backup, do your clean install and
run it for a few days before you install your backup. This helps you to figure out if you have a hardware issue or if there was just a rogue app or file corruption caused by the last iOS update system file overwrite. The latter is most times the main cause of most issues, and a factory reset will install clean system files back on to your phone.