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Since i updated both my 7 Plus and iPP 11", neither will complete an iCloud backup.
Both are behaving the same. The progress bar will move along giving an estimated time remaining, then right near the end it says 'updating iCloud' 1 minute remaining, then just stays there. I have had both IPP and iPhone open for over an hour each and still says the same.

However, if I press cancel, it says completed and gives the correct time that i cancelled. It is like it has actually completed, but I am not sure it has.

Anyone else have this issue?

same issue here. Don’t cancel, but instead hit back arrow,then go back into the backup screen. It’ll show COMPLETED with correct time
 
I spent 30 minutes at the gym using my phone to record workouts and read email from time to time and it stayed at 100% so battery life seems to be back to being quite good. So whatever was broken in 13 and 13.1 seems to be better. The other thing is that the composition of battery usage has changed a lot. I was running around 60% email and now it is 17%. The fix was to remove 2017 and 2018 work emails (about 4,000), and deleting a lot of garbage emails and moving stuff from the inbox to separate folders. Keeping the consolidated inbox small greatly improves battery life. I generally do this about every three years when I recognize that phone and battery performance are suffering.

The battery usage screen is great for diagnosing problems. This morning the Garmin Connect was the biggest user of battery, which makes sense, since I've been working out a lot for the past 24 houts.
 
It appears that iOS 13.1.1 is generating a huge amount of diagnostic information. I am trying to sync my iPad Mini 5 and iPhone 7+ and they've spent the last 15 minutes in Copying Diagnostic Information. I noticed that the Other storage category had a huge amount of storage as well.

The Syncs both eventually finished so I went to Sync both devices again. And it spent a few minutes Copying Diagnostic Information again. This might become a storage and sync issue - hopefully Apple looks at the amount of diagnostic information coming in and decides that maybe they collect too much. Anyone have a way of turning off diagnostics?
 
Solution to Copying Diagnostic Information. Turn on Airplane Mode when syncing (obviously requires a cable) and it runs in about ten seconds. It seems to clear the diagnostic information as well. It makes sense that nobody wants to use Cellular to upload a ton of diagnostic information. It would help if Apple were more efficient at collecting this information or even better: if they had a way to disable collecting it as it has a storage and CPU cost.
 
Is anyone having problems with Apple Pay? Since iOS 13.1 when i double press the side button and it recognizes my face and i hold the phone near the terminal, the payment doesn't want to come through and the terminal gives an error. The weird thing is that the iPhone thinks the payment went through and when it first happened i thought that it may be because of the terminal or anything but it's happening in different stores, restaurants and so on with different terminals. Also it's not happening all the time but maybe like 4/10.
Before iOS 13.1 i had maybe like 1 or 2 problems with Apple Pay so i guess it has to be something with this and 13.1.1 version of iOS.
 
Seems OK, but they still can’t fix the freakin’ mismatched music album art which has been present and I’ve been reporting since the very first 13 beta of iOS/iPadOS came on the scene.
I finally see other complaining about it.
 
iOS 13.1.1 IPP 11 - Another Safari issue.
In a number of forums, this site included, links (like Alerts) will take me to the correct page but to the top of the page instead of the correct post.
It is intermittent - not 100% of the time.
Not seeing the issue in 13.1 PB4.
 
Since i updated both my 7 Plus and iPP 11", neither will complete an iCloud backup.
Both are behaving the same. The progress bar will move along giving an estimated time remaining, then right near the end it says 'updating iCloud' 1 minute remaining, then just stays there. I have had both IPP and iPhone open for over an hour each and still says the same.

However, if I press cancel, it says completed and gives the correct time that i cancelled. It is like it has actually completed, but I am not sure it has.

Anyone else have this issue?

Yes reported several times on several threads including one that says a restore with that backup worked fine - so it is a not completing until screen changed issue but the backups are happening - it is still a real bug that should be fixed now. You don't have to do the cancel you can just go to another screen and back
 
Yes reported several times on several threads including one that says a restore with that backup worked fine - so it is a not completing until screen changed issue but the backups are happening - it is still a real bug that should be fixed now. You don't have to do the cancel you can just go to another screen and back

That has to go into a 13.1.2. Customers have to feel confident that they have backups.
 
Is anyone having problems with Apple Pay? Since iOS 13.1 when i double press the side button and it recognizes my face and i hold the phone near the terminal, the payment doesn't want to come through and the terminal gives an error. The weird thing is that the iPhone thinks the payment went through and when it first happened i thought that it may be because of the terminal or anything but it's happening in different stores, restaurants and so on with different terminals. Also it's not happening all the time but maybe like 4/10.
Before iOS 13.1 i had maybe like 1 or 2 problems with Apple Pay so i guess it has to be something with this and 13.1.1 version of iOS.
Just had that happen at the mall yesterday. First time it’s ever given an error and not worked. Support couldn’t help at all because they don’t see the failed transaction.
 
I’ve had iOS 13 since early beta versions on my Xs Max and noticed battery capacity trickled down from a 100% to 96% in September alone!

Normal use here with day-to-day charging habits have had my phone for a year.

Bet Apple is playing dirty tricks here.

That’s normal usage of your phone. All rechargable batterie lose capacity over time. Luckily it won’t need replacement until it gets below 80 percent.
 
Am I the only one having some random restrings (not reboot) since iOS 13? It seems to happens when on standby and not so frequent, on my XS Max.
 
Another one for 13.1.1 on the IPP (11) ....

In landscape mode on the Homescreen and flip to portrait. The header stays in landscape (see screenshot).
Seems to take a reboot to fix it. Until it happens again.
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Even on IOS 13.1.1 on my iPhone X, when I'm in my Outlook mail app, and I come to attach a file from Google Drive, the phone freezes and becomes unresponsive, always when I select to attach file it does it, I end up having to restart the Outlook app for it to work, never had this problem before IOS 13, also Wi-Fi is laggy, downloading can be very slow at times even though I have strong WiFi reception. Location setting bug Still exist, can't change " Ask" to " Never", don't know why Apple hasn't fixed this yet and the Apple Mail App still isn't fixed, still has syncing issue problems, hopefully IOS 13.1.2 gets released soon and fixes these issues.
 
I’ve had iOS 13 since early beta versions on my Xs Max and noticed battery capacity trickled down from a 100% to 96% in September alone!

Normal use here with day-to-day charging habits have had my phone for a year.

Bet Apple is playing dirty tricks here.

Have one better! Did a recovery mode restore via iTunes from ios13 beta to ios13 and battery capacity went from 100% to 97%. Did a DFU (which is pretty much the same as recovery mode) restore today via 3uTools and wiped phone clean and fresh install and now my capacity is back to 99%.....
 

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The issue that i have been experincing since ios 13.1 and now with 13.1.1 is about location services. Although all system services are turned off, something is continously using location data and little arrow appears on status bar, which i believe effecting my iPhone 11 Pro Max's battery life as well.
 
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The issue that i have been experincing since ios 13.1 and now with 13.1.1 is about location services. Although all system services are turned off, something is continously using location data and little arrow appears on status bar, which i believe effecting my iPhone 11 Pro Max's battery life as well.

Turning off Location Services does not mean that it will be disabled completely. Some mandatory service will continue to use location. However, you can try to Reset Location & Privacy that will stop majority of apps from using location and prompt you to allow access first.

For safety purposes, your iPhone’s location information may be used when you place an emergency call to aid response efforts regardless of whether you enable Location Services.

 
Turning off Location Services does not mean that it will be disabled completely. Some mandatory service will continue to use location. However, you can try to Reset Location & Privacy that will stop majority of apps from using location and prompt you to allow access first.



Thank you for the advice. I'll give it a try.
 
For me the update works fine since the first day of iOS 13 release but it’s over a week an optimized battery charging doesn’t seem to work. Anyone with the same problem or solution?
 
Is that normal? 14 GB? Why?

The "other" has been a mystery for me . And yes, i have seen space being used in that order or even more ~30GB

Basically my understanding based on my usage is that its the cache area of IOS which it uses to optimize performance but more importantly its automatically shrunk by IOS when space needs to be freed for user space.

It is a lot of space to let go (feels like that to me but may not be in effect) esp. on 64 gb or lesser HDD iphone.

One thing that has always worked for me in purging this space is signing out from icloud and sign in again. That seems to shrink it.
 
If you've ever been using beta versions of iOS, then "other" can grow relatively large as it fills with diagnostics info. Syncing to iTunes/Finder clears those down. Basically, if a sync takes a long time then that's a good sign that you'll have a much smaller "other" afterwards.
 
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