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iOS 10.3.2 Beta 1: Changes, Bug Fixes, Enhancements etc.
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10.3, which implements APFS, supports the iPhone 5 and 5C, both of which are 32 bit devices. So 32 bit devices do indeed support APFS.
I find it very difficult to believe that Apple is going to deprecate 32 bit devices on an x.x.x release. For iOS 11, sure, but not on minor release. Makes no sense. So there must be a reason they are not making the beta available now. Maybe they are assuming developers are not testing 32 bit devices going forward and so are not making it available on the dev beta release.
Is this new in the activity app? If not, what is it supposed to show? It shows all 0%.
I haven't seen this but from what I can tell on mine and yours is - the 500 cal on your left is your goal and the +0% is the percentage that you changed your goal which is 0% since the goal is the same for every week. the circles show which days you met your goal (complete circles).
Any screenshots or more info about you're usage and standby-times and some more info about app usage, if you're on wifi or lte, push mail etc?
Not new. Been there since the Apple Watch launch.
The % is your week by week goal change.
I have noticed that when I open the Mail-app, the top row of the display (clock, battery icon etc) disappears briefly and reappears. Has anyone else seen this behaviour?
That happened to me once. I went app switcher and close mail app, then reopened and the issue was gone. Hope this helps.
Did they fix the status bar display lag that occurs when you close an app?
Unfortunately, yes. Any comments from OpenVPN or Apple or has anyone found a workaround?
Which beta are you currently running? If you are on 10.3.2, the you will need to download the ipsw file for 10.3 and restore your phone through iTunes. Don't forget to make a backup as always.
Yes, currently on 10.3.2. Are there simple instructions that you can point to for the above procedure?
Lol
On my i6s, when I use an app which is very heavy on the CPU like Snapchat face effects, the battery level drops about 10% every minute or so but when I close the app the battery level hets stuck for a long time.
So maybe your battery level got stuck at 48% for some time?
I can confirm that this still occurs on this beta. Also, I found that activating the accessibility shortcut (triple-click home) gets rid of the lag, not just Magnifier. Very interesting.
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The process isn't exactly simple. Below is a link with the steps, though keep in mind that you will not be able to restore from your backup unless you made an archived backup in iTunes before you installed 10.3.2. Do you happen to know if you have an iCloud backup that was made while you were still on 10.3? If you are at all uncomfortable with any of this, I would just recommend staying on the beta until 10.3.2 is released to the public (hopefully within a few weeks), and then you can just delete the beta profile, reboot, and download the "official release." Is there a specific reason you wanted to downgrade?
http://www.imore.com/how-to-downgrade-ios10-your-iphone-or-ipad
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