On my car max I have 90 percent success rate emails has been working great since beta 4 or 5 no issues I did have to do a fresh install and restore and it worked great since than
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All Devices iOS 13 Beta 8 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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On my car max I have 90 percent success rate emails has been working great since beta 4 or 5 no issues I did have to do a fresh install and restore and it worked great since than
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Oh no, I’m pretty sure it’s you who doesn’t understand, seeing as how you don’t quite seem to understand how iOS is structured and in what manner they can fork it, easily.
... and furthermore how renaming it to iPadOS is less of a gimmick than was a necessity at this point... but pointless to continue this, as you’ll continue to not understand.
Cheers.
Sadly, Apple has always had an issue moving Health data into a new device if you set it up as ‘new’ and don’t migrate.
Use an app called HEALTH IMPORT to export your health data from the old iPhone and import it to the new iPhone.
Yeah, I know, pretty pathetic - but the app works really well at what it sets out to do and it’s the only option right now. Thanks, Apple “it just works”
Tangentially related, but might be of interest to HomeKit users. There's an app called Controller for HomeKit that allows you to backup and restore HK config. Anyone who's had serious problems and ended up just setting the whole thing up again will know the value in that. It can also do other things you should be able to do like look at live logging for debugging things.
Obligatory disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with the app or its makers.
That sounds really interesting but I can’t find this app, do you have a link for it?
Edit: Nevermind, I was searching from my iPad, it is there from my iPhone
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The workaround is to swipe as if you have a keyboard with no accents.
For example, instead of günstig swipe guenstig, instead of nervös swipe nervoes. It'll work it out and put the umlaut version there. I hope this improves.
That’s very useful thanks. Definitely going to check it out. It’s strange how Apple handle it...I’ve restored back and loads of my monthly challenges have disappeared, my last being June 2018. Unless it’s a bug in iOS 13 of course. Oh well, not too fussed now. Still gonna get that app though
Anyone else getting multiple birthday calendar events suddenly showing up?
Not that I’ve already explained most of this or anything, but you argue while failing to rebut. Never mind moving the goalposts — at no point have I argued that they cannot (or cannot easily) fork iOS. Someone with access to the system’s full source code could do so in a matter of seconds if they felt like it. I’ve said that from an engineering perspective, they should not (and likely won’t) fork iOS because it just doesn’t make any sense compared to the current approach.
Project forking can work for open-source software, but iOS is not open-source. Fittingly, Apple, as a public corporation with a de facto duty to its shareholders to maximize profit, seeks to develop it as efficiently as reasonably possible. Forking is likely to harm efficiency in software development, especially where much will be shared between the two forks. Why? At least some work that would have needed to be done once must then be done twice, the same way, each time. Setting aside the likelihood for human error in duplicating work, this introduces a paradoxical choice: Hire more engineers, or have your existing engineers reallocate some of their time to repeating their work? Why can’t they just continue what they’re doing — wouldn’t forking it just be “fixing” an approach that’s not broken?
Seriously, good luck presenting that through the lens of a cost–benefit analysis to the people who’d actually make the call. You’d need to have one hell of a reality distortion field handy to explain why you suddenly need to hire dozens and perhaps hundreds of new engineers to get the same result you’re getting now.
It’s just a shame that you’re not willing to provide any actual reasoning, as I’d love to hear about this secret sauce that makes defying best practices (i.e., implementing UIKit and now SwiftUI twice to mostly do the same things on iOS and a newly independent iPadOS) a good idea for iOS. Guess I’m just too stupid to understand or something.
Cheers.
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You seem to ask this question daily, in different threads. Fishing for a different answer?
I find battery life pretty much crashes the longer I leave the device on. When they are off the battery seems to last forever!
Thanks !
It seems to be related to a slow refresh of the homescreen when swipe up.
If you wait a few seconds, this bug doesn’t occur.
Strange behavior for an iPhone X that is not an outdated phone...
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The same as when you asked two days ago.
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The last few days I had this random new issue that the phone would still show me as on WiFi even though I left the network and vice versa. Also „lockdown“ lost its VPN logo even though I am connected. Not sure if the latter is an issue of the app itself though.
i can even deactivate WiFi completely and it would still show the WiFi symbol in the Status bar for like a minute.
i can even deactivate WiFi completely and it would still show the WiFi symbol in the Status bar for like a minute.
