Thanks for this info. It seems to be the missing link in my long search looking for the reason behind my sporadic data drops. I did not know this setting existed. Kudos!?
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iOS 15.5 Beta 1 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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Was having both WiFi and cell issues only on the 13PM. In that case data would just stop.
Am pretty sure I had that setting off. It was something I had not checked post b1 ipsw update.
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After a full weekend, I have to say this appears to have significantly helped.
I have had very minor issues with wifi connectivity on both devices.
If something changes I will post an update.
Still some problems with animations. UI is laggy for me since update to iOS 15.
Part of log from my iPhone 12 Pro, definitely something is going on:
Domain: UIPerformance
Problem: Springboard responsiveness - low
Detail: To_home_animation.
I filled feedback for Apple.
Part of log from my iPhone 12 Pro, definitely something is going on:
Domain: UIPerformance
Problem: Springboard responsiveness - low
Detail: To_home_animation.
I filled feedback for Apple.
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Probably different battery on each earbud.
That's interesting. I didn't realize Apple actually has code to detect laggy animations.
Here’s my current list of Apple autocorrect’s improper proper name substitutions for other words. The first word in each pair is what I typed. The second word is what Apple autocorrected it to
may - May
orange and yellow - Orange and Yelp
perhaps - Pensacola
How - Joe
Encourage - ecotage (I don’t even know what that is!!!)
starved - Steve’s
ham - han (as in Han Solo?)
allows - Allie’s
may - May
orange and yellow - Orange and Yelp
perhaps - Pensacola
How - Joe
Encourage - ecotage (I don’t even know what that is!!!)
starved - Steve’s
ham - han (as in Han Solo?)
allows - Allie’s
In the name of Science, I will try that. But bear in mind, many of the proper names that have come up in the past (and not on my list as they have not come to since I started the list) are names I would never have typed as I don’t know anyone by that name. So they should not have been added to my dictionary.
Have you considered the fact that Apple is indeed smarter than you and knows what and who you want to type...maybe you just don;t know it yet.... ?
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Most of the problems with replacing / correcting words fall into this category for me.
I THINK I have noticed when this happens that it may not be something I have typed in the past, but maybe a contact name or some other database info that they are using. Still doesn't make it correct or the right choice, but may just be more of an "overthinking" parsing issue. I do prefer it would err on the side of what I am typing though. There are times when I'm ready to shut the whole thing down.
What is most frustrating is that these corrections frequently occur when I am already typing the next word or in a text message just when I am clicking "send".
Mine did that over the weekend and now all my Bookmarks in Favorites are messed up.
Every time I visited Amazon it wanted two-factor and "I am not a Robot" crap.
It has settled down since yesterday.
My passwords though were still there thankfully.
Wonder if they were trying to fix something?
Have you considered the fact that Apple is indeed smarter than you and knows what and who you want to type...maybe you just don;t know it yet....
And that I have lots of new friends — Blair and Cathay and Tomasz and Deirdre and Eduard — that I never knew I had.
Bingo!
I frequently don’t see this until I have already sent the message. Maddening….
I remember reading Ken Kocienda’s (the developer of the iPhone virtual keyboard) book about how the algorithm would correct words based on its understanding of context once you’ve written the whole sentence. But this is going too far. They need to dial it back.