I’m wondering if the format and length of your order number is fooling the system into thinking it’s a phone number? It should be smarter than that and detect the context but it’s not perfect in that regard.
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All Devices iOS 13.3 Beta 2 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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I’m wondering if the format and length of your order number is fooling the system into thinking it’s a phone number? It should be smarter than that and detect the context but it’s not perfect in that regard.
@ All with OLED: had anyone noticed the colors washed out in this beta? In the last 2 iOS 13.2.x releases my colors seem that way, especially in dark mode and really so at night. Thanks
Anyone Else seeing this. I can install apps but about 17 apps are Waiting to Update and when pressing Update it treys to do that and goes back to Update
But the iPad is not a phone so probably "seeing" that number differently than a phone would. Just a guess. Good thought @gwhizkids !
That is exactly what has me baffled. Both devices are iPad Pro. One is 12.9 G2 other is 11.
I forwarded the email to my XS Max on 13.3 PB2 and it also sees it as a dialing number.
Beta bug?
Anyway thanks all.
I sure am on my iPhone 11 Pro! 6 hours of gaming and YouTube and only used around 25%. My iPhone X would’ve taken a bigger hit.
Am I right in thinking its still impossible to remove old devices from Screen Time? My devices list is slowly populating with old and new kit and I cant find anywhere to remove the required devices. Ta.
XS Max and IPP 12.9 G2 - 13.3 PB2
Autoupdate of apps in the App Store appears to be not functioning correctly.
When I look I can see an app or two has updated however numerous apps, including apps from 2 or more days in the past are still waiting.
If I manually refresh and trigger they all update without issue.
Reported via Feedback.
Autoupdate of apps in the App Store appears to be not functioning correctly.
When I look I can see an app or two has updated however numerous apps, including apps from 2 or more days in the past are still waiting.
If I manually refresh and trigger they all update without issue.
Reported via Feedback.
I’m not having any issues with apps reloading or Safari pages reloading. In fact, I was playing Super Mario Run the other day, paused it and forgot I was playing. Went back to it many hours later and was able to continue from where I left off. I haven’t been able to do that since iOS 12. I tend to leave between 7-10 apps open all the time along with maybe 2-10 Safari tabs open. The latest beta of iOS 13.3 seems to have fixed those issues for me.
iPhone 11 Pro Max
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I wish they’d tweak the Mail app and bring back some much used features/options from the iOS 12 Mail app. Still seems like the folks working on the Mail app weren’t the ones that worked on it prior to iOS 13. I can understand the need to change it up or make things better, whatever.. but omitting often used options or bunching them together along with other options in a totally different spot, hoping for “discoverability” seems like a poor decision.
Couldn't be more happy with it. The battery life is ridiculously good on my Pro but it's not like it was bad on prior betas. I also don't use Apple's broken mail app.
Literally zero complaints.
It’s only broken for some (obviously, more than it should be). I only had very minor mail issues throughout the entire beta process and it’s worked perfectly for me since 13.1.
What is the relevance of date of kernel ? Is that the date of compilation ? Does it mean all bug fixing For that beta release is frozen on the date of kernel, and further work is carried out on next beta ? If so, why is it released around 1 week after kernel date.
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Really hard to say what’s all inside the builds. Wait for beta 3 and see how it works.
I did this - but with a full restore on my Mac. Reason being that last time I "downgraded" from 13.3 b1 to 13.2 release, I had issues with some of my data (iMessage, mail, music, etc.).
The 13.2.3 release version does not have all the mail app fixes that 13.3 b2 has - at least not for me. It is much better, but still has bugs.For example, on a mail inbox page tap and hold on a particular mail, then tap Forward. Mail app will crash. This is fixed in 13.3. b2 (or at least, it was for me).
But of course, YMMV..... 🤣
I agree. beta 3 should give a better idea as it is expected to include the fixes of 13.2.3 as well.
I am seeing an increase in reloads in both apps and Safari compared to the previous beta. This seems to affect apps when used with multi-tasking (cut/paste) and forms or video in Safari.
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So so - it’s a beta.
Comparing my IPP 12.9 with this beta and my IPP 11 with 13.2.3, the 11 is more stable. But then again, it’s a beta.