Is anyone having device reboots when using the Facebook messenger app?? especially using the messenger camera? My 11phone pro reboots when using it.
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iOS 14 Beta 2 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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I'm thinking this difference is not just a laggy widget... it seems to consistently be one degree cooler than is reported by the weather app. I didn't pay close attention prior to yesterday morning, but it has consistently been off by one degree every time I checked over the past two days - and always one degree COOLER, regardless of time of day.
Thanks for the support
I don’t mind apps crashing
Just want the essential apps to work that’s all
Thanks
That is hardly sound, objective advice. He may not regret it, or subsequent betas could take the whole thing straight down the crapper... IMO, it's absolutely irresponsible to be so cavalier about possible issues.
Do your homework. Make an archived backup, and make sure if something really goes wrong that you have a path back to restore your data. So far, DP1 and DP2 have been pretty solid. Hopefully that will continue with future betas, but understand that there is no guarantee.
My weather widget was the same since I installed the beta on release day. One degree cooler always on the app. Then today it changed to one degree cooler on the widget. Now I just checked and its 5 degrees warmer on the widget. So I'm thinking it's just a coincidence what each happens to read and one thing for certain something is not in sync and since its a beta I'm giving it a pass for now. Maybe Apple techs are still learning how to get widgets to work
Good morning.
Im certainly hoping for improvements with the widgets throughout these betas. Tweaks etc & to make them more useful with more information. My annoyance is how little thought (currently) that’s gone into the battery widget. I know everyone’s situation is different & I appreciate this is hardly 3rd world problems , however I expect Apple to move forward not backwards.
In iOS 13 I put my watch on charge. I scroll to the left on my phone & the stock iOS 13 widget tells me what charge my watch is at. Perfect.
Now in iOS 14 (PB2) this widget has gone. It’s gone because we can now have the battery widget added to the home screen. Ok , that’s fine.
However , Apple give me a choice with regards to the size of the widget I choose. I choose the small one as I don’t like the large one as it takes up too much space & there’s always 2 empty spaces. BUT , if I want to see the battery % of my watch I have to have this one as my preferred small widget does not show the battery % !
So Apple , where is my choice ? You have taken away what was useful with a swipe to the left & replaced it with something that is not giving me the same information unless I want to place a widget that has 50% wasted real estate for me.
Now I want to embrace the widgets , but please give some thought to this small battery widget & get the % on there somewhere , as currently once I’ve finished typing this post , there’s no way for me to see what % my watch is at with one of the options you have given me , without actually putting my phone down , getting off my arse & manually checking.
Cheers
Im certainly hoping for improvements with the widgets throughout these betas. Tweaks etc & to make them more useful with more information. My annoyance is how little thought (currently) that’s gone into the battery widget. I know everyone’s situation is different & I appreciate this is hardly 3rd world problems , however I expect Apple to move forward not backwards.
In iOS 13 I put my watch on charge. I scroll to the left on my phone & the stock iOS 13 widget tells me what charge my watch is at. Perfect.
Now in iOS 14 (PB2) this widget has gone. It’s gone because we can now have the battery widget added to the home screen. Ok , that’s fine.
However , Apple give me a choice with regards to the size of the widget I choose. I choose the small one as I don’t like the large one as it takes up too much space & there’s always 2 empty spaces. BUT , if I want to see the battery % of my watch I have to have this one as my preferred small widget does not show the battery % !
So Apple , where is my choice ? You have taken away what was useful with a swipe to the left & replaced it with something that is not giving me the same information unless I want to place a widget that has 50% wasted real estate for me.
Now I want to embrace the widgets , but please give some thought to this small battery widget & get the % on there somewhere , as currently once I’ve finished typing this post , there’s no way for me to see what % my watch is at with one of the options you have given me , without actually putting my phone down , getting off my arse & manually checking.
Cheers
I had this. Turn airplane mode on and off, and then fitness app refreshes.
I don't necessarily disagree, but we can't fix or change it. Please make sure to let Apple know via the Feedback app.
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Not necessarily. I had zero resprings and only little annoyances with DP1. I have had one respring on DP2, and the same little annoyances with DP2. Virtually no difference for me.
Have you tried a hard restart? It could be the beta, it could be the mix of apps, or it could just be a stuck app. Does the battery applet report show anything strange? Or an app that is consuming a large percentage of your battery over a day or week?
Battery report shows nothing out of the ordinary. It's gotta be a system process. Not surprising considering it is beta 2. I was just wondering if anyone else here was experiencing their phones or iPads running hot. If a hard reset doesn't help, I'll try erasing and restoring from backup.
Good luck. My battery (Xs Max) is worse than iOS 13, but not significantly so.