You aren’t using your phone right.My year old X is at 100%.
Mine is at 99% so we seem to be taking care of our devices well.
I’ve had mine since November.
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iOS 12 Beta 5 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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Mine is at 99% so we seem to be taking care of our devices well.
I’ve had mine since November.
Twitter app has 1 notification badge, but there is nothing new for me to look at. Most likely an app issue, so not a big deal, I'll just turn off badges. I just look at it to see what's going on.
SO FAR exchange email is pushing again for me.
I won’t get too excited yet, though. In each of the prior betas it worked for a time, too.
In addition to screen time not listing family members who are not kids, I notice that it lists only a single entry for my child - previously it listed two because she had two apple ids associated with her (one for iTunes, one for icloud).
I won’t get too excited yet, though. In each of the prior betas it worked for a time, too.
In addition to screen time not listing family members who are not kids, I notice that it lists only a single entry for my child - previously it listed two because she had two apple ids associated with her (one for iTunes, one for icloud).
Apple won't replace it under warranty unless it's below 80%. 90% isn't bad for after a year of use.
You could always pay to have it replaced but 10% isn't super noticeable unless all you do is check your battery health.
That seems to always happen to me, even when running official non-beta software. Only with Twitter.
Definitely a twitter app issue because it's been happening since ios 11. Only way I get rid of it is to go to every tab in the app and refresh. Sometimes it thinks theres a mention, like, or message.
I think it's different. In the past, if you disconnected the WiFI while downloading an update, it would stop the download. I'm not sure if this new behavior is intended or just a bug, but it's different.
Ugh i keep getting this "unable to check for update" error message. Anyone have any suggestions or experienced this before?
I've tried everything - Hard reset, turned off the phone for a while, reset network settings, different wifi network, cell network, removed and re-installed beta profile.
I've tried everything - Hard reset, turned off the phone for a while, reset network settings, different wifi network, cell network, removed and re-installed beta profile.
Ah ok. Personally I would never OTA update an OS using a cellular connection. Seems that is just asking for trouble. BUT I seem to remember it used to let you if you fooled it by starting on wifi 1st but I wont swear on it
Clearly I may have been mistaken. So I suspect its a bug. My understanding is the carriers are involved with that decision too as they don't want 2+gb downloads killing their network when Apple releases an update to millions of users.
@Banglazed don't mean to hassle you but I tagged you in a post in the beta 4 thread and didn’t get a reply so will assume you missed it the first time. I suggested perhaps making clear it’s developer beta 5 in the title, and editing in that is public beta 4 (if that’s possible?) when that comes out, assuming it’s the same build (has it ever not been?). Post got a few likes so thought it might be worth considering.
Hot damn, now I'm excited. I tweaked my backgrounds to replicate the original look as best I could, but it just feels dingy in comparison to whatever hoodoo Apple does to wallpapers in iOS prior to 12.
Maybe @Banglazed just stating it in the 1st post would be sufficient? Because ultimately the entire thread may get harder to find in search and confusing if multiple beta #'s are in the title. And editing the 1st post can be easily done when PB drops. Just 2 cents
Tried that too and no luck
Beta 4 has been horrible for me and now I'm trapped in it with no way out
