18.4 may have fixed this. For the first time since 18.0 I have tabs shown on my ipad that are actually currently open on my phone. I checked this morning after installing 18.4 on my ipad yesterday. My phone is on 18.3.1. My phone is showing tabs from the ipad but they are tabs that were closed on the ipad yesterday.
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iOS 18.3.1 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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I have my work email set up via Outlook on my iPhone (16 Pro running iOS 18.3.1 with all apps on their most recent updates). I have the Outlook notifications set for banners, badges, and basically everything that it can use to notify you.
Yesterday (2/21), notifications randomly stopped working. No pop-up/push on my screen (whether I'm using the phone or not), no badge count, etc. when a new email came through.
If I open the app, all the emails populate, everything syncs just fine with my work laptop and my personal computer where I use Outlook for Mac. Once I open the app on the iPhone, it will THEN show a badge count, but ONLY after I have opened the app.
I hadn't been having issues until midday yesterday and it appears that notifications for all my other iPhone apps are working just fine.
I've tried "reseting" the account from inside the app as it suggests for sync issues, confirmed that notifications are turned on, confirmed that my phone is not set in sleep or do not disturb, I've turned notifications off and back on, removed the account from the app and added it back, removed the app from the phone and added it back, restarted the phone several times, and basically I've tried any and all troubleshooting steps I can think of and/or find suggested online.
Anyone else having issues like this and/or have any thoughts on how to resolve?
Yesterday (2/21), notifications randomly stopped working. No pop-up/push on my screen (whether I'm using the phone or not), no badge count, etc. when a new email came through.
If I open the app, all the emails populate, everything syncs just fine with my work laptop and my personal computer where I use Outlook for Mac. Once I open the app on the iPhone, it will THEN show a badge count, but ONLY after I have opened the app.
I hadn't been having issues until midday yesterday and it appears that notifications for all my other iPhone apps are working just fine.
I've tried "reseting" the account from inside the app as it suggests for sync issues, confirmed that notifications are turned on, confirmed that my phone is not set in sleep or do not disturb, I've turned notifications off and back on, removed the account from the app and added it back, removed the app from the phone and added it back, restarted the phone several times, and basically I've tried any and all troubleshooting steps I can think of and/or find suggested online.
Anyone else having issues like this and/or have any thoughts on how to resolve?
I have had random notification issues on a few apps. On my main phone it's seen mostly on Signal and on the work phone MS Teams isn't always "up to date" or giving me notifications as it used to.
But sure if it's an iOS issue or app issue or of something has changed in MS365 in terms of notifications (background sync).
Remember seeing some post regarding this ages ago and was suggested to reset all settings. Haven't tried it though.
Is anyone else getting Device Setup & Updates using battery again? It’s been like 3 weeks since I updated.
Eh, guys and gals...remember when we used to laugh about Android fragmentation? How superior Apple was because they had complete control of parts sourcing and channel and programming bla bla bla?
Well, seems Apple has gotten itself into a spot of fragmentation. Has to be that or some variation thereof. We can't have so many different devices and identical devices both have issues and then not. And different devices the same.
There must be some parts variation that iOS can't compensate for or actually makes them worse.
The alternative is that iOS gets corrupted during download or upgrade.
Well, seems Apple has gotten itself into a spot of fragmentation. Has to be that or some variation thereof. We can't have so many different devices and identical devices both have issues and then not. And different devices the same.
There must be some parts variation that iOS can't compensate for or actually makes them worse.
The alternative is that iOS gets corrupted during download or upgrade.