Anyone hit a bug in iOS 11.3 beta 2 where it will not charge past 80%? Eventually if reboots and draining the power a bit more it will but I've seen it stuck @ 80 for a while.
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iOS 11.3 Beta 2 Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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the new X and 8’s will stop charging when you use it at 80% and it will not charge as long as its still warm.its always been like this since ios 11
I'm having Airplay streaming issues from iPhone X to HomePod. Audio cuts out sometimes or randomly stops playing. Not sure if it's the iOS 11.3 beta 2 or just buggy HomePod software. Anyone experiencing the same?
My battery loosed 2% of battery health since the seconde beta... wow
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I have a big problem with the WiFi too since this beta. It’s so slow
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I have a big problem with the WiFi too since this beta. It’s so slow
Don't panic about battery health. My iPhone X lost 2% from 100% then went back to 100% today. It's still in beta ok!!
I have noticed that with wifi disconnecting itself more often...I removed my home network and input the password back in,only for worked solid for a day or two...Hope there is a fix in the next Beta!
Anyone with an iPhone X can tell me if your feature “Attention Detection” is working? I just bought my iPhone X yesterday and right away installed iOS 11.3 Beta 2 because I always rolled with betas. But mine isn’t working. The screen turns off if I’m looking at the sensor. Calls volume doesn’t lower if I’m staring at the sensor too.
Face ID is working flawlessly though. I’m not sure what’s wrong. Before you ask, yes the feature is turned on in Settings.
Face ID is working flawlessly though. I’m not sure what’s wrong. Before you ask, yes the feature is turned on in Settings.
Oh, it’s a known issue? That’s ok by me then. I was just worried it could me something wrong with the hardware.
Yup. Attention aware is not working for calls.
It only works for Alarms which is odd. 11.2.5 it works fine. So I would expect come the official release of 11.3 it will be back to working again.
It only works for Alarms which is odd. 11.2.5 it works fine. So I would expect come the official release of 11.3 it will be back to working again.
I had a weird experience on this 11.3 beta 2.
The Facebook app was using most of the battery and I was down to 2% battery in 3 hours without using the phone. After removing the Facebook app the battery is stable.
Anyone has an similar experience. Please share
The Facebook app was using most of the battery and I was down to 2% battery in 3 hours without using the phone. After removing the Facebook app the battery is stable.
Anyone has an similar experience. Please share
This doesn’t surprise me. The FB app has always has battery draining issues, sometimes it’s fixed, other builds it’s not. Doesn’t help that they update it weekly whether it’s adequately tested or not. I haven’t had any issues with it but I always force quit that pile of garbage code when I’m done using it.
I stopped using the app and use a safari shortcut instead now.
Works good. Just got the HomePod yesterday and haven't run into any issues with it running this beta.
Anyone else have this bug? iPhone x goes mute when I plug into my car via car's USB port to keep it charged. It's not set up for bluetooth/calls/music or anything. When I try to adjust the volume, the volume splash screen doesn't appear, and phone remains muted, but when immediately unplugged, sound is back.
Facebook app is a known battery drainer, use browser for facebook!
I know I’m getting greedy, but I hope they give us battery health stats for the Apple Watch. iPad isn’t an issue because of coconut battery, but there’s no way to connect an Apple watch to that.
I'm not gonna lie but I think all device should have a health battery feature so users can see their battery degradation, control throttling if it applies, and warns user when its time to replace battery. I actually made a suggestion about this on the Feedback app.
I agree, but you know Apple, they don’t give you everything you want at once. Apple watches really take a beating though once the battery health gets in the 80s. The only way I found out was from a genius appointment.
You can try the Battery Life app by RBT Digital LLC. It support the Watch and shows the raw capacity of it. It may not be perfect but it's something.
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Kinda sux wanted to test mt iPads battery health
[doublepost=1518331259][/doublepost]Books app crashes back to springboard when I try to go back to see all my books. Using iCloud for books. Also feedback app still calls it iBooks which needs updating
Coconut battery is known to be not reliable the minute you have restored your devices more than once so yes.... I want the battery info on the iPad as well.