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Usually the 1st Public Beta for a new release would go off the 2nd Dev Beta, and usually later that day or the next day after Dev Beta 2 is released. I would assume Public Beta would be on July 7th after a Dev Beta 2 release probably that same day...
Buuuut, this is all for the speculation thread.

tl;dr Enjoy another week on your mostly bug free 1st Dev Beta and look forward to more good things. IMO
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I've always wished they'd incorporate the entirety of the Feedback App into the official Apple Support app.

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This is the plan I'm sticking to now, too. Although, in the past it seemed you could only add any on device log files like a sysdiagnose file when submitting feedback initially. Now it looks like that option is there all the time, even for old feedback I've filed pre-iOS 14. I'm sticking with the squeaky wheel theory lol
The first public beta was always a week after dev beta 2 and had the same build.
 
Figuring out how to file appropriate radars in order to get apple to fix them is like kremilinology. Mostly speculation.

Best way is to get your IT team involved if possible - apple seems to take corporate bugs more seriously.
The article featured a long quote from a recent Apple engineer. I don't think that is speculation. It may not be absolutely current, but I suspect the person knows of what they speak.
 
It’s always in the Utilities folder on macOS, and isn’t there a way to launch it from Safari on iOS?


If you're on a non-beta build of macOS it's located here:
/System/Library/CoreServices/Applications/Feedback Assistant.app

Just add it to your Dock from there.
 
It’s always in the Utilities folder on macOS, and isn’t there a way to launch it from Safari on iOS?
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For those of you aching for the Dark Sky precipitation forecast, here is what you're missing. Yawn...

No explanation of what the horizontal bars correspond to (my guess is a centimeter, but I could be wrong). They could do this so much better.

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Is anybody having random drops in performance? I’m on an XS Max, and it usually happens while charging the phone. It does sometimes happen when not charging. Usually I’ve noticed it while scrolling safari, or Facebook, using Snapchat, quick replying to text messages, and in iMessage itself.
 
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The article featured a long quote from a recent Apple engineer. I don't think that is speculation. It may not be absolutely current, but I suspect the person knows of what they speak.
Yep, but different engineers have different suggestions. It’s like “how to answer an interview question to get a job at apple” articles. Do you no good unless that particular engineer is interviewing you.
 
Is anybody having random drops in performance? I’m on an XS Max, and it usually happens while charging the phone. It does sometimes happen when not charging. Usually I’ve noticed it while scrolling safari, or Facebook, using Snapchat, quick replying to text messages, and in iMessage itself.

sometimes it cannot keep up with my typing, like i am typing and the words appear seconds later. reminds me of my crappy DELL laptop from work tbh lol XS Max as well. It seems to get better once i close all my apps.
 
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sometimes it cannot keep up with my typing, like i am typing and the words appear seconds later. reminds me of my crappy DELL laptop from work tbh lol XS Max as well. It seems to get better once i close all my apps.
I get this on my 11 Pro, though it sorts itself out pretty much right away, it happens with the odd word every now and then.

Adam.
 
IPP 11 G2
Safari
Getting occasional tab freezes. One tab will freeze - other tabs are fine. Sometimes a reload fixes but usually I end up having to close the tab. Content does not seem to matter.

Reported via Feedback
 
Yeah, its even in the App Library. Just the homescreen icon is MIA. Oh well, doesnt matter :)

Im not sure if anyone responded to this, but you can try a home screen reset. Fixed the phone icon missing (not even found in search). General —> reset —> reset home screen.
 
sometimes it cannot keep up with my typing, like i am typing and the words appear seconds later. reminds me of my crappy DELL laptop from work tbh lol XS Max as well. It seems to get better once i close all my apps.

I noticed that yesterday also and I have same phone as you
 
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Yeah!

Btw, found a bug. The App Store icon just went missing, and i cant find it. Reboot dont work.

Go to the App Library... and tap on the search field. That will give you a list of all apps in the App Library. Scroll down to App Store and do a LONG press... choose Add to Home Screen.

You must have somehow removed the App Store from your home screen. When you delete (intentionally or accidentally) one of the Apple apps, it removes it from your home screen, but keeps it in the App Library. You can always bring it back to the Home Screen by doing the steps above.

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Toggling iOS Settings > Notifications > Mail > Allow Notifications from “On” to “Off” and then back to “On” does not bring back the earlier existing mail notifications to the notification centre.

Only the notifications for mail received after the toggle cycle (for Allow Notifications elaborated above) appear on the notification centre. The notifications for previously received but unread mails do not reappear on the notification centre after the toggle cycle.
Thats good news. Maybe it will stay that way.
 
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I had that yesterday for the first time. Checking keychain on my Mac, the password was in my System keychain but had been deleted from my iCloud keychain. I don't think that was the only wifi password to get trashed either, looking at keychain mismatches.

For me airplane on and off fixes the issue
 
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I also have drops in performance sometimes, and keyboard lag...
iPhone X, clean install from scratch (coming from jail broken 13.5)

Also the battery life is pretty horrible for me (it was already bad in iOS 13). My battery health is 89% and my phone is from launch day...

I can tell WeChat is draining almost 50% of my battery, I am in Beijing and using a VPN most of the time, so maybe that’s also why.
 
I hope we’ll be able to rearrange the order of the app pages in the “edit pages” screen.

I’m not sure if I want that or not... and not sure Apple will give it to us. I see the concept is: here are your home pages ... and here’s everything else, categorized in some way. haven’t delved into it too deeply... are the category the dev’s choice of App Stor category or is there some strange voodoo happening?
 
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For those of you aching for the Dark Sky precipitation forecast, here is what you're missing. Yawn...

No explanation of what the horizontal bars correspond to (my guess is a centimeter, but I could be wrong). They could do this so much better.

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I think it’s measured in percentage. The very bottom line is no rain at all, and the top line is 100% THE ENTIRE SKY IS A SHEET OF WATER.
 
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