Some people run their phones with stock apps, and some people (like me) have well over 500 apps installed. Plus people on different devices, different settings in place.. lots of variables here just because people might be running the same beta build.
I remember reading way back in the iOS 12 days or so that Apple has a separate backend for beta testers to connect to for various services and stuff. Of course I can’t find that link now to back this up. But the tl;dr is that Apple moves their back end over to the corresponding update in a sort of phased approach. So at some point during the beta testing process, you end up going from connecting to a stable back end to a not as stable back end. They’ve gotta test things, too.
Not a bad idea, but I'm not at home to do so. The wifi here is terrible.
Do you also use an Apple Watch? If so, I’ve had issue trying to get re-paired again if you don’t also restore the watch, too. Backup watch by unpairing and then restore iPhone, then re-setup watch. If no watch, ignore me
It shouldn't be an issue. I have an ipad on 15 and my phone is on 14, both are signed into the same icloud account. The issue I believe you are mentioning was an issue on the same device when someone rolled back to 14. The fix in that regard was to remove the card from the "My Wallet" app, then re-add the card as "New."
Yesterday in my car, my stereo’s volume knob and steering wheel volume buttons were ONLY controlling the Siri voice, not any music. And there was no Siri activated.
I’ve had no issues with Apple Pay on iOS 14 or iOS 15, and your post is the first I’ve heard of any issue related to that.
No, it‘s very common for betas to „**** the bed“ in terms of performance and bugs popping up over time. That‘s why reporting „this is so stable“ after 24h of use is no good indicator. Give it a try for a week and chances are your devices performance went down the toilet or has at the very least shown hiccups that may or may not stick around until a new beta arrives.
There is literally nothing coming even remotely close to the whole iCloud backup and the vast variety of content syncing mechanisms Apple provides for their devices.
True.
Agree, that’s the reason why I haven’t switched to iCloud, sticking to my Mac for backups, not fun watching iCloud play hide and seek with your contacts names whenever it feels like it. 🤦♂️
