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iOS 12.1.2 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements

zorinlynx said:
This is normal. Your "current location" is probably using a weather station closer to you than the one you get when you just type in the town name.

I'm in Miami, FL and "Current location" at my house and my manually entered "Miami, FL" can differ by 3 degrees at times.
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I keep getting the weather report for the North Atlantic but the location in Apple Maps and Google maps is accurate.
[doublepost=1547335512][/doublepost]I was watching YouTube earlier when I got an iMessage. The volume in the video went down and didn’t recover to full volume. I had to do it manually.
 
Has anyone heard of the following bug? The dock connector does not allow you to play audio through the connector when connected, even though it is charging and the radio you're connected to can "see" what's on the iPhone.

Here are the facts:
Wife and I both have iPhone 7. I'm running 12.1.1, she's running 12.1.2. When she connects her phone to our Subaru-branded Clarion audio system in the car, the system can see her iPhone, can "read" the file information, can tell if she's playing Music or Audible or Podcast or whatever. Also the phone says it is charging. BUT, the audio still plays out of the phone's speakers.

When I connect my phone, everything operates normally.

I've searched here and haven't seen anything about this. Does this make sense?
 
I found another issue last night. The YouTube app had the home bar on the left and would only swipe across while the rest of the apps had it had on the bottom and allowed the usual swipe up.

I also saw the North Atlantic weather app issue on my 11" IPP last night.

And I couldn't scroll to choose a new animoji while doing a Facetime call.
 
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I am waiting for my iPhone XS to be able to push my Exchange e-mails properly using the stock mail app... Hope the forthcoming update will solve that.
 
Eksoccer99 said:
No exchange issues here. XSM, stock mail app, 12.1.2 release.
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Hi, interesting. I am also on 12.1.2. When on battery power and both cellular and wi-fi active, e-mails are not pushed properly, i.e. it can take 10-20 minutes before the e-mail comes in. If I connect the power cable, have both connections active, push is working just fine. When I disconnect the power, disable cellular connection, only on wi-fi, e-mails are pushed immediately. Do e-mails push properly when you have both cellular and wi-fi active, and when on battery?
 
Battery on 12.1.2 is shocking. It's been generally great on ios 12 so far but this iteration is junk. Using an 6s, which is well looked after.

I took the phone of charge an hour ago at 100% and have been for a 30 minute walk. Listened to a podcast on the apple podcast app and using airpods. Battery is now at 60%.

I simply fail to understand how apple's software team get the battery wrong time after time.
 
johnmccurdy said:
Battery on 12.1.2 is shocking. It's been generally great on ios 12 so far but this iteration is junk. Using an 6s, which is well looked after.

I took the phone of charge an hour ago at 100% and have been for a 30 minute walk. Listened to a podcast on the apple podcast app and using airpods. Battery is now at 60%.

I simply fail to understand how apple's software team get the battery wrong time after time.
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Sounds like there's something else there in play with a battery drop like that.
 
iPhone search continues to find deleted applications in settings app and in Apple Watch notifications section. iOS 12.1.2 16C104. Only restore helps. On 7 and SE and X.
 
pacpac2017 said:
...Do e-mails push properly when you have both cellular and wi-fi active, and when on battery?
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Yes I am on WiFi and 1 bar cellular even at work. I either hear my phone chime first or my outlook inbox on the computer within less of 30secs of each other go off. I don’t use lower power mode, as it states will reduce background activity... even though exchange is ‘push’.

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Hi, I reset all settings. When tapping on the screen I noticed these two bars/dots upper right corner, I have not seen before. This is iOS 12.1.2 on iPhone XS. Any ideas what these indicate?


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pacpac2017 said:
Hi, I reset all settings. When tapping on the screen I noticed these two bars/dots upper right corner, I have not seen before. This is iOS 12.1.2 on iPhone XS. Any ideas what these indicate?


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Are you by chance using a phone with 2 physical SIM trays and using one SIM and not the other?
 
pacpac2017 said:
Hi, I reset all settings. When tapping on the screen I noticed these two bars/dots upper right corner, I have not seen before. This is iOS 12.1.2 on iPhone XS. Any ideas what these indicate?


6DBQkz2
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It's a visual indicator that you can access Control Center by swiping in that area. Something that has come up for some at one point or another since iPhone X days.
 
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