Safe? Of course, but you may lose your data if you want to go back to ios 10, you may find bugs that are annoying af but it's safe.Is this safe to try out on my daily driver 7 Plus?
Has persisted through the 2 DPs. Something to do with the way blockers allocate (too much) memory for now. Adguard works with just one or two basic filters. I’m certain it will be fixed along the way.
Using it no problem till yet.Is this safe to try out on my daily driver 7 Plus?
In what way annoying?
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Seems no. Actually, even worse than before, where you have ample room to “slide up”.![]()
So no other way other than doing the ms windows x thing to close ?
I don't think they are planning to manage iMessage payments to non-iOS devices. I think it's iOS to iOS only, since Apple Pay is iOS only.I was just thinking the same thing. On a related note, I wonder how Apple plans to manage sending iMessage payments to non-iOS 11 devices
Seems no. Actually, even worse than before, where you have ample room to “slide up”.
Tell you what? That same tiny x is how iPad closes safari tabs! I was annoyed when I was using iPad mini. Don’t know why Apple brings this as a way to close individual app.
I don't think they are planning to manage iMessage payments to non-iOS devices. I think it's iOS to iOS only, since Apple Pay is iOS only.
Yes, a recent view of apps, not a presentation of active apps.In reality, you still don't need to be closing individual apps unless they are misbehaving, which is rare. It's still a quick view of recent apps, not a representation of active apps, and the OS purges them as needed from memory for you.
In reality, you still don't need to be closing individual apps unless they are misbehaving, which is rare. It's still a quick view of recent apps, not a representation of active apps, and the OS purges them as needed from memory for you.
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So no other way other than doing the ms windows x thing to close ?
Just noticed they changed the authentication screen in the App Store to match the Apple Pay screen.
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That's quite a stretch. This is simply showing too that you can use your Touch ID. The entire screen won't be a giant fingerprint scanner.This gives another clue that they’re implementing Touch ID under the screen. Rather than press the home button, you hold where that fingerprint is on your screen.
No, I agree with @Superhappytree who thinks it portends touch anywhere (or in the function area). Makes too much sense, given the symbology used and the placement.That's quite a stretch. This is simply showing too that you can use your Touch ID. The entire screen won't be a giant fingerprint scanner.
Installed yesterday on my iPhone 6s Plus and Air 2. Very fast, performance same as iOS 10. Smooth on both devices.