Slowdown after Sense Home update? - Verizon HTC One (M8)

Just wondering if anyone else is experiencing this. After the latest Sense Home update, my phone has slowed down when returning to the home screen or opening the app drawer. When I unlock my phone, it takes about two seconds before before the launcher or home screen widgets appear. They used to appear instantaneously. Also, when I go to open the app drawer I see the spinning circle for 2 or 3 seconds before app icons appear. Did this happen to anyone else?

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I just recently bought the U11 and I noticed that when double clicking the power button to launch the camera, the camera would launch, then dim, then un-dim.
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So when I double click the power button, launch the camera, then tap the "Recent Apps" view, I see Camera, and Sense Home open in the preview.
When I tap Sense Home, it just brings me to my home screen with all my icons and whatnot.
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Android version: 7.1.1
Software number: 1.20.762.2 (no other updates currently available in Japan)
Carrier: Softbank

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