Blank changelog when doing an iOS update

[chris4565]

Hi,

I don’t know exactly in which iOS version this started (might even be some iOS 11 update) but the box which displays the changelog for iOS updates on my iPad (Settings —> General —> Software Update) is always empty when a new update is available. I never had this problem on my iPhone. Is anyone else also experiencing this issue and knows how to fix it?

Thanks and many greets
Chris

 

[C DM]

Hi,

I don’t know exactly in which iOS version this started (might even be some iOS 11 update) but the box which displays the changelog for iOS updates on my iPad (Settings —> General —> Software Update) is always empty when a new update is available. I never had this problem on my iPhone. Is anyone else also experiencing this issue and knows how to fix it?

Thanks and many greets
Chris

Is there something like "Learn More" there that you can tap on?

 

[chris4565]

Is there something like "Learn More" there that you can tap on?

Yes, that works. But the area above that where the changelog also gets normally displayed is empty.

 

[C DM]

Yes, that works. But the area above that where the changelog also gets normally displayed is empty.

Nothing at all there?

 

[chris4565]

No, I found a screenshot that I took a while back:

 

[Nermal]

Does it still happen if you change the language to English? I wonder whether Apple hasn't produced a summary changelog in your language.

 

[chris4565]

Does it still happen if you change the language to English? I wonder whether Apple hasn't produced a summary changelog in your language.

That would be funny I already updated to the most recent iOS version but the next time I have this problem I will try this. Thanks for the suggestion.

Edit: Any German users here that got a summary changelog for the last iOS updates?

Edit 2: Since the summary changelog gets displayed on my iPhone (and I guess the two changelogs are the same) I don’t think it’s a translation problem.

 

[Nermal]

Aha, so that is German (I didn't want to embarrass myself by getting it wrong!)

I'd imagine that German is a "tier 1" language for Apple, so that's probably not the issue.