You have it shuffled and on repeat. Take them off and it will show up
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iOS 10 Beta 6 Bug Fixes and Changes
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Try disabling Repeat. It's unlogical right now. Sorting gets disabled when you activate Repeat 1 or Repeat All, but it's enabled if you activate Shuffle. It should be vice versa I think.
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You beautiful person! I'm happy again!
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Thanks to you, too! It worked!
I don't have an answer that makes sense. MS's social feeds are still blowing up...
I've fixed it on my 3 iOS devices - iPad Air 2 and Pro and an iP6S+, on B5 right before B6 dropped. I read through the comments, noted that all of our Win 10 PCs were having issues with Outlook 2016 - the ones with the Anniversary Update installed, while the PCs without that Update were fine. I fixed it by logging into my Outlook.com account and resetting my 2-factor authentication password - and that's where I noted that the "add this password Win 8 Phone and in the following apps" didn't include the new Win 10 Mail app, the Win Phone 10 Mail app, Office 2016 Mac and Win apps, all of which opened and authenticated immediately.
MS has changed how some/all? apps are authenticating to their servers. Try a new password, if you're running authentication...
I was prompted to log out and log back into iOS Outlook, and it's running fine now on 10B5 (was) and 10B6 (is)
Hi, support from MS guided me through TFA, but I found it cumbersome and annoying to even set up. However, am on the beta 7 now, and yes, issues seem to have been fixed. It is a weekend, so I will exhaustively test before taking my iPad back to work on Monday.
Cumbersome? You're being kind...Hi, support from MS guided me through TFA, but I found it cumbersome and annoying to even set up. However, am on the beta 7 now, and yes, issues seem to have been fixed. It is a weekend, so I will exhaustively test before taking my iPad back to work on Monday.
My shortcut was to copy the new password temporarily into Apple Notes and use it to convey the password to my devices, then delete it as soon as I'm done. I'm too old to do it any other way now! Cheers!
Hey all!
Have a quick question and this might or might not be the right thread to ask in.
When I click the home button to close an app or go to my home screen, it takes a second to react. It's not immediate.
Is there a setting or anything that's needs to be toggled to fix this? Just came into Beta and didn't have this issue on 9.3.4.
Thanks!
Have a quick question and this might or might not be the right thread to ask in.
When I click the home button to close an app or go to my home screen, it takes a second to react. It's not immediate.
Is there a setting or anything that's needs to be toggled to fix this? Just came into Beta and didn't have this issue on 9.3.4.
Thanks!
Out of curiosity, do you have home button shortcut enabled in accessibility settings?
Cumbersome? You're being kind...
My shortcut was to copy the new password temporarily into Apple Notes and use it to convey the password to my devices, then delete it as soon as I'm done. I'm too old to do it any other way now! Cheers!
Now that I think about it, and you pointing it out, you are right, cumbersome is indeed being kind. I recall I was just thinking angrily "MicroS***, you are not micro anything, you are MajorS***" in my head as it threw errors in verifying my TFA .... So I had to message the support people that I am not using TFA no matter what, and just hope they fix it or if it was Apple at work, then was hoping they will fix it, and went back to 9.3. Now, it is decided it was MS bulls******* around and has fixed it, so the betas play nice again. Happy days!
If you're referring to assistive touch, I don't.
Don't have any accessibility setting on that would cause this issue.
Can anyone confirm if the bringing down the notification center still displays graphical anomalies or not?
It's not assistive touch but home button shortcut, I beleieve toward the bottom of the accessibility settings screen.
I'm not assuming that's it's easy. I'm assuming that Apple could make it straight forward for simple apps like MacTracker or Workflow that are mainly table views. That's why I think it would be opt-in. Apple knows that some apps won't look good with a simple invert of the colors and that some devs won't want to put the effort into a dark mode (either as an aesthetic preference or desire to code their own dark mode color scheme).
I'm not technically a dev yet because I haven't written any code but I am learning Swift to be able to make an app for iPhone and Watch. I'm learning that Apple makes frameworks that are flexible and do a lot of the work for you at least at for the simple apps.
Alright, I am finally down to 30 percent and further to 29, and there is no dropping the 5GHz network. Maybe, just maybe, this was fixed in beta 7. I was with the betas up until beta 5 when I realised the Office apps getting screwed, and rarely did I let my battery drop to 30 percent, as I was taking it to work daily. You should try this with beta 7.
Beta 7 (or reseting router to facrory settings) solved it. Thanks
