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I just discovered that swiping left on a locked iPhone no longer opens the Camera app. It's now a tiny icon that you press at the bottom right, opposite the flashlight icon. That frustrated the heck out of me until I noticed the icon. They should make it a bit larger.

The little camera icon way of opening the camera has been there for at least 4-5 years, along side the swipe from left to right method. The latter is less discoverable which may explain the icon. I just tried the swipe method on my 13 Pro Max on the 15.1 beta and, like the others who have reported, it works just fine.
 
Has anyone noticed that since iOS 15.0 the volume knob on the lockscreen doesn't work with airplay during playback? When I try to change the volume, it goes down 0 and the knob is unresponsive. I have to use buttons or click on a "volume bar" to have it I updated to 15.1 and the problem is still there. Tried on iPhone 11 on 15.1 iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 15.02. It's not happening on iPad mini 4 running iPadOS 15.1 beta. It's OK when I'm playing music, etc. on device...
 
Has anyone noticed that since iOS 15.0 the volume knob on the lockscreen doesn't work with airplay during playback? When I try to change the volume, it goes down 0 and the knob is unresponsive. I have to use buttons or click on a "volume bar" to have it I updated to 15.1 and the problem is still there. Tried on iPhone 11 on 15.1 iPhone 13 Pro on iOS 15.02. It's not happening on iPad mini 4 running iPadOS 15.1 beta. It's OK when I'm playing music, etc. on device...
Working fine for me, since 15.0.

Also, this isn’t thread about bugs, so not the appropriate place. Would be better in the 15.1 bug fixes & changes thread pinned to the top of the forum.
 
QR code reading in iOS 15: is this new?

I don't remember being able to read a QR code from a photo or a screenshot before. Is this new? I just discovered that the other day by mistake. I had a picture on my camera roll with a QR code and after a long press, iOS prompted me with the content of that code. Is this related to the Live Text feature?

Before iOS 15 I'm pretty sure the only way to read QR codes was straight from the camera in live.

 
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QR code reading in iOS 15: is this new?

I don't remember being able to read a QR code from a photo or a screenshot before. Is this new? I just discovered that the other day by mistake. I had a picture on my camera roll with a QR code and after a long press, iOS prompted me with the content of that code. Is this related to the Live Text feature?

Before iOS 15 I'm pretty sure the only way to read QR codes was straight from the camera in live.

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Yes. I think this is new with the Live Text feature.
 
Are the Lock Screen media controls still unnecessarily large/ugly and take over half the screen?
 
QR code reading in iOS 15: is this new?

I don't remember being able to read a QR code from a photo or a screenshot before. Is this new? I just discovered that the other day by mistake. I had a picture on my camera roll with a QR code and after a long press, iOS prompted me with the content of that code. Is this related to the Live Text feature?

Before iOS 15 I'm pretty sure the only way to read QR codes was straight from the camera in live.

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Nope! I recall being able to tap-and-hold a photo of a QR code in ios14 and activate the associated link.
 
Are the Lock Screen media controls still unnecessarily large/ugly and take over half the screen?
This is what it looks like in iOS 16! Notifications come in below that, and push the player up some.
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Does iOS 15 on an iPhone 6s still provide haptic feedback? I know 3d touch is no longer in iOS 15, but there is haptic feedback on newer iPhones when longpressing.
 
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