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Just ran into a pretty nasty bug for the first time. Navigating to any picture in Photos and hitting the "share" button expands the picture to fill the window; no share sheet shows up. This happens with every picture, and does not seem to be fixed with multiple resets. After the photo fills the screen, it becomes unresponsive to touch - you cannot invoke Control Center, Notification Center, the app switcher, or utilize the power button independently. This is bad. Hopefully killing RAM will fix things, but I'm reporting regardless.
I have reported a bug similar to this with Google Photos - Sharing.. screen blocks the actual sharing options.
 
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That’s odd that it even extends into 3rd party apps. Did you phone freeze or anything similar as well?
No freeze. Just when you go to share a photo from Google Photos the bottom options are chopped off at the bottom so you cannot select them.
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No freeze. Just when you go to share a photo from Google Photos the bottom options are chopped off at the bottom so you cannot select them.
.. maybe they are expecting more FULL SCREEN :)
 
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May want to calibrate the battery. I had similar issue on one of the 11.0 betas and decided to run that. Once it got to 1% and I was ready for a shutdown any moment, it kept going for like another 1.5 hrs or so. I was like WTH. So case and point, the meter may not be reporting the true capacity. A calibration typically resolves that.
Can you explain the calibration steps please? What did you do to calibrate the battery?
Thank you!
 
Still having Wi-Fi issues with our devices. Went out tonight for a bit, come back and both our iPads appear connected and they can’t access the Internet through Safari or any app. Have to disconnect/reconnect. Has happened with our phones as well. This is driving me batty, since never had this issue on 10 with WiFi. Have sent bug reports.
 
Well isn’t it just inconvenient that I don’t experience any of the nit picky bugs that “everyone” complains about on here? Don’t worry, I pay VERY close attention to detail (watch me select a birthday card, you’d go insane).

Echo chamber much.
It’s ridiculous to claim that you don’t experience those bugs when it’s universally agreed that they’re there. Again, you can say that they don’t bother you or you don’t notice them but I don’t think you can say they’re not there.
 
tech_apple typed these pixels of light:
What did you do to calibrate the iPhone battery?

SP: http://www.appledystopia.com/how-to/calibrate-iphone-battery/

I will be doing the same. My 6P battery life (2.5 years old so it is no spring chicken for the battery) has been erratic, but blaming it as a true side effect of 11.0.3 proved puzzling when my battery pegged at 17% for 90 minutes during a text message session. More than meets the eye!

Cheers!
SP
 
I’m so glad 3D Touch stutter is fixed. Not because it was a serious issue or bothered me, but because we can all look forward No longer hear people whine about it.
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For some reason, it feels like it has been fixed, so does the 3D touch.
The 3D Touch fix was mentioned in the first post of the thread
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Maybe it’s a placebo effect, but it seems like 3D Touch isn’t stuttering like it used to.
Because it’s not, as was mentioned in the opening post.

Sorry, I am just surprised at how many people don’t read the initial post.
 
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I’m so glad 3D Touch stutter is fixed. Not because it was a serious issue or bothered me, but because we can all look forward No longer hear people whine about it.
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The 3D Touch fix was mentioned in the first post of the thread
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Because it’s not, as was mentioned in the opening post.

Sorry, I am just surprised at how many people don’t read the initial post.
After installing new betas, I like reporting any changes I see, and sometimes I don’t read the long wiki before every post I make. Sorry if it bothers you.
 
It’s ridiculous to claim that you don’t experience those bugs when it’s universally agreed that they’re there. Again, you can say that they don’t bother you or you don’t notice them but I don’t think you can say they’re not there.
So you’re calling me a liar? Or you’re so deluded in thinking that people are pretending something doesn’t exist?

Restore your phone and set up as new. No replies until you do so. Have a nice day.
 
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So you’re calling me a liar? Or you’re so deluded in thinking that people are pretending something doesn’t exist?

Restore your phone and set up as new. No replies until you do so. Have a nice day.
I’ve restored and set it up as new in 11.0.3. Still garbage. 11.1 beta 3 ? A tad better, but still garbage.. sometimes it works almost like 10.3.3, but most of thr time is a laggy mess
 
I’ve restored and set it up as new in 11.0.3. Still garbage. 11.3 ? A tad better, but still garbage.. sometimes it works almost like 10.3.3, but most of thr time is a laggy mess
11.3? When was that seeded?

And I have to say, yet again, how come I haven’t experienced any of these issues (except in certain betas, which don’t count as the general public never sees these)? Is it luck?

What is your device’s model identifier?
(e.g. iPhone10,1) You will need to look in iTunes or Configurator.
 
Updating to iOS 11.1 beta 3 seems to have improved battery life on my Apple Watch Series 3 (GPS-only model).

Previously on iOS 11.0.3 the watch battery would fall about 1-2% every hour, now it drops 1% every 2-3 hours. This has been consistently observed over several days of light use (15 minutes walking workout, sparse notifications) so it’s not just a one-off thing. Perhaps 11.1 manages iPhone-to-Watch communications more efficiently or something.
 
Can you explain the calibration steps please? What did you do to calibrate the battery?
Thank you!
Oh yeah sorry. Charge the device fully then use it until it shuts itself down so the battery is drained as far as iOS allows. Then charge unattended back to 100% and around 30 minutes past 100%. That should do it. What that does is resets the monitoring in the software to reflect the actual capacity in the battery so it reports more accurately the actual capacity of the battery.
 
I have to admit that 11.1 b3 has more stutter than I have seen in other versions. Running iPhone 8+. Can look back at my posts and you will see I am generally positive about 11.1 and have not raised any stutter concerns up to this point. I gave it some time to chill and recover but it seems to be pretty consistent over the last several days.
 
Still seeing a bug (since early versions of 11): erasing all history and website data, launching Safari, and tapping the address bar will cause the app to crash. Navigating to your first webpage sans cache does so as well.
 
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