I put my 11 in recovery mode and Catalina Finder is currently "upgrading" it to 13.3. I'll wait for the next .1 beta as I use FT video a lot and the echo is beyond irritating for the other person. Apparently.
As people are posting that their carrier settings have been downgraded, I'll guess that Apple started developing 13.3.1 on a code base that's earlier than 13.3 and hence they've messed up a few things. Wild guess.
Interesting. Not sure what the speaker has to do with network settings. Was your issue the echo or the static/interference noise? Also, doesn't resetting network settings delete all WiFi passwords?
It does, but what I've done in the past, is to turn off keychain before I reset network settings, then turn keychain back on after the network reset. That preserves your passwords.
Same happened here and to a couple other people I know. They may have changed how they calculate this in 13.3. I'm not too worried about it.
No issue with scrolling on webpages here.
Zollotech (you tube guy with pretty good video reviews of iOS betas and public release updates) says that installing a beta or a new iOS version doesn't reduce battery capacity; he says that each time you install a new version, it does a check and changes the % number if needed. That implies that iOS doesn't report degrading battery health in between the installation of iOS updates.
