the hub im using is one of my apple TV 4k's. i believe it is on the latest beta, as is my 15 PM
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iOS 17.2 Beta 4 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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Thanks again. I wonder if it is my mobile network in the UK (EE)… oh well I’ll get it reported anyway. Cheers.
Oh yea that’s right. As soon as I heard it I thought Teams…going off every second or two. Ugh
My works also. All my hubs are on 17.2 betaThanks for checking
Just to confirm though, is your master home hub on the latest 17.2 beta released yesterday?
You do realise the bug could have been that it was working with Lockdown mode enabled right? Current behaviour could be intended, though I have no idea why you'd run in Lockdown mode all the time anyway, it's designed for people with highly sensitive data, not the average Joe. If enabling Lockdown disables AirPlay reception then it's probably not intended to work in Lockdown.With Lockdown enabled and after re-enabling AirPlay reception in macOS settings?
Why would the toggle for AirPlay reception (albeit switched off initially) still be there in macOS settings after enabling Lockdown? It’s meant to work with that enabled, as it has in the past. Actually when going from AirPlay enabled for just the current user to either “everyone on the same network” or “everyone,” my MacBook appears on my iPhone as an available AirPlay receiver, but upon selecting it the progress wheel spins and spins until an error appears with “couldn’t connect” or something. Clearly this basic functionality is broken, but at this point I expect nothing less than for people here to weakly deflect with some variation of, “iT jUsT wOrKs!!1”
And one needn’t be an at-risk individual nor explain nor justify why they might use such a feature. If ever there is a route to more privacy and a stricter feature set, I’m probably going to take it.
I have a 15PM and after this update, my battery capacity dropped to 99% already. My previous 13PM was on 100% for 9+ months.
Is that normal? Should I use my warranty?
Is that normal? Should I use my warranty?
Not a show-stopper bug by any means, but a minor issue to report with the camera shutter sound when taking pictures in portrait mode on 15PM on 17.2b4:
Turning on silent mode mutes the camera app's shutter sound, as normal.
With silent mode off, the phone's volume control normally controls the volume of the shutter sound when taking a picture, and in beta 4, that is true except in portrait mode. Taking a picture in portrait mode plays the shutter sound at medium volume regardless of the phone's volume setting - even if you've turned the phone's volume all the way down to zero.
Rebooting the phone doesn't fix the problem. (Well, actually, the first time I took a portrait shot after rebooting, the volume of the shutter sound was determined by the phone's overall volume setting, as normal. But on the second and subsequent portrait shots I took, the shutter volume was medium regardless of the phone's volume setting, whereas in non-portrait mode the phone's volume setting continues to determine the volume of the shutter sound.)
I'd be grateful if someone could try to replicate this issue, simply by taking a portrait mode picture with silent mode off but your phone's volume set to zero. Then take a picture in non-portrait mode. Please reply with your result, and indicate whether you're running this beta and what iPhone you have. Thank you!
I will report this in the feedback app.
Turning on silent mode mutes the camera app's shutter sound, as normal.
With silent mode off, the phone's volume control normally controls the volume of the shutter sound when taking a picture, and in beta 4, that is true except in portrait mode. Taking a picture in portrait mode plays the shutter sound at medium volume regardless of the phone's volume setting - even if you've turned the phone's volume all the way down to zero.
Rebooting the phone doesn't fix the problem. (Well, actually, the first time I took a portrait shot after rebooting, the volume of the shutter sound was determined by the phone's overall volume setting, as normal. But on the second and subsequent portrait shots I took, the shutter volume was medium regardless of the phone's volume setting, whereas in non-portrait mode the phone's volume setting continues to determine the volume of the shutter sound.)
I'd be grateful if someone could try to replicate this issue, simply by taking a portrait mode picture with silent mode off but your phone's volume set to zero. Then take a picture in non-portrait mode. Please reply with your result, and indicate whether you're running this beta and what iPhone you have. Thank you!
I will report this in the feedback app.
Your not serious are you? 😂😂
Regardless of what I do with mute, my shutter stays the same volume (tried it before and after muting). Not sure what it did before as I never recall the shutter being louder or softer depending on volume.
After the update my 15PM battery is at 110%. Should I contact the warranty reps?😃
What car do you have? My wife's 2020 CRV is flawless with my Iphone 15 but my Toyota Rav4 HV, works flawless unless I make a phone call. Everything connects, I can hear the other person but they can't hear me. I have to reboot Carplay then it works...very annoying.
Mine is at 173,000,000%. I plugged my phone into my house and now it's functioning as a UPS for the whole home. My power bill is going to be $0 next month! BWA HAHA HAA HAAA HAAAAA.
Now if only they can solve the burning USB-C cable problem.
$0? My phone creates so much charge that I'm selling it back to the grid.
All I do is run this little app given to me in a dream by Steve Jobs that takes 1% from other people's phones without them noticing. vi0 has just blown my cover.
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Im agreeing with Broken Hope here - i think this is actually now working as intended. Apple just addressed security exploits with AirPlay revealing mac addresses, they probably addressed this as part of that update.
In fact, here's an article detailing this exact bug, which has been addressed in 17.1:
As to why that toggle is still on despite lockdown mode being on, you can make the same claim against all of the other features lockdown disables (e.g. Incoming requests for FaceTime home app invites etc) when you turn on lockdown mode.
iOS 17.2 b4 on 15 pro max 512GB plenty of space. Phone on charger.
Out of the blue, could not retrieve mail. Stuck on checking mail.
Restarted 3x. Tried to disable (turn off) mail accounts, but didn’t work.
Had to delete native Mail app.
Nightmare again to restore back to normal.
Out of the blue, could not retrieve mail. Stuck on checking mail.
Restarted 3x. Tried to disable (turn off) mail accounts, but didn’t work.
Had to delete native Mail app.
Nightmare again to restore back to normal.
Unfortunately the random overheating issue is not yet fixed on my 15 Pro Max. It heats up randomly out of nowhere and the top left side of the screen and area besdie camera gets very hot to touch.
I will be doing some safari browsing, few youtube clips and some whatsapp and bam! phone getting warm and battery dropping like crazy...almost 5% in 10 mins or so.
Next day, zero heating issues and battery is still 70% by 6PM which is ridiculously good.
Anyone face same issue?
I will be doing some safari browsing, few youtube clips and some whatsapp and bam! phone getting warm and battery dropping like crazy...almost 5% in 10 mins or so.
Next day, zero heating issues and battery is still 70% by 6PM which is ridiculously good.
Anyone face same issue?
