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iOS 10.3.3 Beta 2: Changes, Bug Fixes, Enhancements etc.
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x.x.y updates usually don't get much attention, like x.y and y.0 updates do.
They get somewhat more attention in the early stages of a new iOS version, but attention dwindles as we get closer to the last updates of a particular version (unless perhaps there are some outstanding issues that people are eagerly waiting to see fixed, or something like that).
Anyone else's "custom" (aka - downloaded from iTunes) ringtones and text tones not working on this beta?
I can't get my downloaded tones to work on B2. I actually just purchased about 6-7 tones on the mobile iTunes store on beta 1 and now I can only get the default text tones to come through no matter which of my purchased tones I set it on.
This also includes when I try to apply a purchased ringtone to an individual contact. It still only gives me the default iPhone text tone.
All of this was working just fine for me on B1.
I can't get my downloaded tones to work on B2. I actually just purchased about 6-7 tones on the mobile iTunes store on beta 1 and now I can only get the default text tones to come through no matter which of my purchased tones I set it on.
This also includes when I try to apply a purchased ringtone to an individual contact. It still only gives me the default iPhone text tone.
All of this was working just fine for me on B1.
Hi again,
I have been doing some research on my battery drain issue, and finally, I think I have found an answer.
Seems there is a tiny chip that regulates several functions, one of which is battery drain. If you google iphone 6 U2 IC chip you will see a number of hits, my exact symptoms included, and several others relating to a failed U2 IC chip.
They all seem to indicate the chip is easily damaged by cheap chargers, especially car chargers, which I know I used at times.
Repair seems to average about $100, often via a mail in service that is able to replace this tiny little chip. I have emailed a couple places about the repair process should I decide to go that route.
Huh, I thought this was a CarPlay oddity but maybe it's related to your bug. On my wife's new Hyundai Sante Fe, when using CarPlay, listening to music, and using navigation, instead of the music ducking or pausing, it mutes during nav instructions, but continues playing, while all other compatible audio producing apps duck or pause, which would be the behavior I'd expect out of it. So maybe it's a Music App issue?
My custom made ringtones (not downloaded but made in iTunes from a song) are working fine in this beta.
Hey everybody! Starting before this beta, but also during this beta (I just updated today), I began experiencing a strange issue where my PowerBeats3 are perpetually connected to my iPhone. What I mean is, even when the power LED isn't lit, the headphones are still functioning as if they're turned on. Hell, they even behave like that when they are ON THE CHARGER, and the charging LED is lit. I've tried disconnecting (the headphones just reconnect automatically), and even re-pairing (doesn't solve the issue.) This is incredibly irritating.
It seems to be something that changed in the USB stack in 10.3.1. DACs and MIDI are known to be impacted. Since it breaks MFI devices Apple better have an explanation. Some of the impacted devices are>$1k
This darn Intel modem. They keep moving forward on the Qualcomm but I guess the Intel just isn't as easily upgraded. Quite the contrary. They downgraded it and I wonder what the major issue is here.
Yeah probably not! Wish it was. This is going to be the last version I have on my iPhone 7 so I hope it's cleaned up! I'm not going to update to iOS 11 in the fall to fix this bug and slow down my 7. I wonder if the setting time zone bug still exists in beta 1 of iOS 11?Probably isn't fixed because nobody has answered.
Ok it won't be slow persay but I'm sure app load times here and there will be fractions of a second slower and it will never be as fast as it was on the last version of iOS 10.Slow down... sure!
It's been the same every iPhone I've owned. I've had the 4, 5, 6 and 7 now. Every time I've updated the next year I've noticed a little bit of slowdown that wasn't there before. I've learned my lesson. Keep the iPhone on its original iOS version for fastest performance.
I`m not sure if this is still true with AFS and do not forget the security aspect. All apps get updates, unless they are not to old. All our devices are up to date: iPhone 5, iPhone 6, iPad 4 and an Apple Watch Series 0.
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