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Anyone else having issues with Mail and Safari? Mail no longer offers to load remote content, and turning off the block in settings still doesn’t allow the content to load. Safari seems to have some issues loading certain sites, and there seems to be an issue where sites are loading with a different font than before 15.5. Trying to load the site in Chrome for iOS, it works just fine so it’s not an incompatibility with WebKit.

This not it, no, in Mail settings?

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I think my battery in iPhone 12 has again taken a hit. The battery quality in iPhone 12 series has been the shi****st it has ever been. Wife's iPhone 12 mini is down to 85% health in 6 months and apple support is stating that this is normal.
That does seem odd. I just checked my wife’s 12 which she got in September 2021 and it’s at 100%. But it is the standard 12 not a mini.
 
I’ll try and find the article about the difference with Erase all content and settings and restores - apparently Restores, your phone recognises your repairing the device, so keeps some files and folders back in the process, not zeroing out all data.

Erase all content and settings, works like the phone has been stolen, so wipes everything to zero. “Apparently

I can see that logic. I did an encrypted back up, erase all content and settings, then restored from that back up and I have to say after listening to @tazmangus method, it gave my phone a lovely spring clean. A few little tiny bugs went away and was just left with things that were being fixed in the pipe line. Only had 1 banking app to sort out also, so was super quick.
What actually happens when you use "Erase all content and settings", at least on any 'recent' iOS device, is that a cryptographic key in the Secure Enclave, which is used to "wrap" the actual encryption key for the user data filesystem on the device, is wiped — this renders all data in the user data filesystem completely unreadable. (The system volume containing the OS itself is left untouched.) [Source]

A restore from Finder/iTunes actually wipes the device NAND and replaces the system volume with the contents of the IPSW restore image. [Source]

Functionally speaking, from the user's perspective, the end result is the same in both cases — a factory default device running either the existing software version or the version from a specific IPSW software image loaded from an external system.
 
What actually happens when you use "Erase all content and settings", at least on any 'recent' iOS device, is that a cryptographic key in the Secure Enclave, which is used to "wrap" the actual encryption key for the user data filesystem on the device, is wiped — this renders all data in the user data filesystem completely unreadable. (The system volume containing the OS itself is left untouched.) [Source]

A restore from Finder/iTunes actually wipes the device NAND and replaces the system volume with the contents of the IPSW restore image. [Source]

Functionally speaking, from the user's perspective, the end result is the same in both cases — a factory default device running either the existing software version or the version from a specific IPSW software image loaded from an external system.

Love that. Thanks for taking the time buddy. ??
 
Teach me your charging secret!
My 13PM charges like cold molasses whether stand, mag, or cable.
Plug it as often and as little as possible.
Overall speed is Ok, but the Safari app seems to lag more than others
 
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I don’t know if the following is Apples arrogance or sheer stupidity, I suspect both, but in the UK I now have to refer to my curtains as shades if I want them to close/open using the biggest piece of crap ever invented Siri. I used to be able to say, for example, “close living room curtains”. Now it just says it’s done it even though nothing happens. I now have to say “close living room shades”! Also, it is now taking up to 8 attempts for anything to happen with my SOMA smart blinds. The whole experience truly gets worse with every single release.
 
For me, Siri has slightly improved in today's 15.6 beta.

My shortcut "I'm leaving" was working until around 15.4 after which Siri would basically say "ok, bye!" or some such bollocks. Now it runs my shortcut, and I no longer have to say "run I'm leaving" which was my workaround.

Cheers, didn’t even know there was an update! Updating as we speak

Of course, I go through the usual rigmarole of Wi-Fi disconnecting continuously while checking and trying to download updates on my iPhone FFS!

Going to give it a go. It can’t be any worse than the current update.
 
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Since the update to 15.5 I got this in the iCloud settings. What’s that never seen before this „setup“

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I lost email notifications after 15.5, I checked and everything is enabled. Im not getting any audio, I do get a notification in the notification centre and a badge, but no audio.
 
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An update. I encountered the Safari text marking issue when I had 15.4.1 installed. When I installed the 15.5 IPSW without first erasing, the Safari text marking issue was still there. Even doing a Erase All Contents after installing the 15.5 IPSW did not resolve the issue. I had to do a Recovery Mode Restore and setup as a new device and then the issue was resolved. I spent a lot of hours yesterday trying resolve the issue. What really surprised and frustrated me the most was that doing a Erase All Contents would not resolve the issue. Still don't understand what the trigger is for the issue, what causes it to happen. It seems to be a severe software bug because it requires me to do a Recovery Mode Restore and setup as new device to resolve the issue. Apple is aware of the issue as I have sent them logs. Maybe it is fixed in 15.5 and I needed to do a clean install of 15.5. I am hoping 15.5 fixes this issue. It takes a lot of time, hours to setup my phone as a new device each time.
 
After the update, I no longer get album art displayed on my iDrive screen while streaming music over Bluetooth.
 
Can't see my subscriptions under iCloud on my phone. It just asks for my password (though I'm logged in) and then says no connection.
 
Actually mine disappeared from my Siri Suggestions widget and from my phone shortly after that post. As it should. The Feedback app is only supposed to be present on devices running a beta. But you can still get to the feedback app via Safari by typing in the following URL (without the quotes): “applefeedback://“
Are you absolutely sure? Whenever I installed the profile, not even a beta, the app would be moved to my home screen.
 
I’m having some strange problems with Safari in 15.5 on my iPhone and iPad and it’s also happening on my Mac with 12.4.

If I’m searching for something from Google.com and click a link to visit a search result page when I try back page to get to the Google search again it jumps back two pages instead of one. For example if I was on page 3 of the search results and view a site from the list, going back a page, dragging left to right or using the back button, puts me at page 1 of the results. Worse, if I was on the first result page to start I get a blank Google search on returning.

Also, many pages will not completely load, the progress bar will move about halfway and then just stop.

I’ve tried several things to fix these issues, turned off all extensions, cleared history and web data, made sure Private relay is off and even disabled iCloud sync for Safari but nothing has worked. I will say I’m not experiencing this using Firefox or MS Edge but I’d rather stick with Safari. Too, my other iPad running 15.4 is not having these problems.
 
Are you absolutely sure? Whenever I installed the profile, not even a beta, the app would be moved to my home screen.
Installing the profile installs Feedback assistant regardless of whether you install the beta software. Always has on my phone and iPad. Sometimes I want to wait for a later beta release but go ahead and install the profile and FBA until I decide to take a beta I’m comfortable with. Of course I have to ignore the alert badges on System Preferences till I’m ready. And of course removing the profile automatically removes FBA. But as mentioned entering that url into Safari will bring it back temporarily.
 
Installing the profile installs Feedback assistant regardless of whether you install the beta software. Always has on my phone and iPad. Sometimes I want to wait for a later beta release but go ahead and install the profile and FBA until I decide to take a beta I’m comfortable with. Of course I have to ignore the alert badges on System Preferences till I’m ready. And of course removing the profile automatically removes FBA. But as mentioned entering that url into Safari will bring it back temporarily.
Yeah but thats what I was talking about. The App is there even if you don’t have a beta OS installed.
 
Something must be broken with certificates in iOS 15.5.

I have an internal mail server, that uses a self signed certificate from my own local CA, the CA root certificated is imported and trusted. This worked well until the last update this week.

After the updates it still works on macOS 12.4, but with iOS and iPadOS I can not connect to the server (no suitable signature algorithm). I double checked with Apples requirements for self signed certificates, these are fulfilled.

Strangely the same certificate still works for my calendar server and iOS.
 
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Yeah but thats what I was talking about. The App is there even if you don’t have a beta OS installed.
You get the Fb app once you install the beta profile. It stays as long as you’re running a beta version after until you update to the RC. It goes away with the RC update.
 
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