Check your carrier. Many automatically or optionally are screening calls with various success. Also check to make sure there is no screening app you installed and forgot about.
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iOS 26 Beta 2 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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Battery is back to normal for me 16pm. iPhone feels oddly cold 😬. Got used to the pocketheater function in the last 2 weeks…. Hope they bring it back as a winter feature.
First part of the call screening message is still getting cut off in the UK.
If I dial my personal number from my work phone withholding it’s number to trigger the call screening feature there is no ring tone and Siri immediately answers but you only seem to get the last part of the message “I’ll see if this person is available” I reported this to Apple in the first beta too, as you could clearly hear the first part of the message get cut off as you’d connect mid syllable this time you connect at the beginning of the 2nd sentence so it is cleaner sounding.
I’m assuming the message is meant to go something like this “please state your name and reason for calling and I will see if this person is available” or something along those lines as I highly doubt “I’ll see if this person is available” is going to be a useful call screening message.
My personal phone is a 16 Pro Max on O2 and work phone is a Samsung Galaxy A33 on EE
If I dial my personal number from my work phone withholding it’s number to trigger the call screening feature there is no ring tone and Siri immediately answers but you only seem to get the last part of the message “I’ll see if this person is available” I reported this to Apple in the first beta too, as you could clearly hear the first part of the message get cut off as you’d connect mid syllable this time you connect at the beginning of the 2nd sentence so it is cleaner sounding.
I’m assuming the message is meant to go something like this “please state your name and reason for calling and I will see if this person is available” or something along those lines as I highly doubt “I’ll see if this person is available” is going to be a useful call screening message.
My personal phone is a 16 Pro Max on O2 and work phone is a Samsung Galaxy A33 on EE
someone mentioned Batterie Intelligence doesn't show up on the Lock Screen.
working fine here
working fine here
Working for me. Not sure of a solution could just be your connection to server. But we more than likely won’t see any updates anyways for two weeks.
Im a bit sad that the glassy style is being reduced. Its for a good reason, readability, but having this realistic refractions acting on the content behind was so satisfying…
Same! Make it more glassy I say!
Works fine here just called my mobile from my office phone with 141 first to hide the over and it asked my name and reason for calling.
checked with no success this morning too ... nothing out yet
how do you get the call screening feature to work? I have enabled the option in the phone setting. Im in Norway, but my phone is set to us English. is it locked down by country? weird that I have the setting if that's the case
Can someone please check and see if they also have the following issue:
In Screen Time > Content and Privacy Restrictions > Privacy, I cannot set privacy selections (Allow/Don't Allow) for Photos or Calendars (other items work fine). The setting selection within those two items always reverts to "Don't Allow Changes", while the status remains at "Allow" on the privacy restrictions main list (functionally changes are being allowed). The Photos and Calendars items seem to be stuck in "Allow" mode despite a
"Don't Allow Changes" selection appearing within each.
This occurs whether or not a restrictions password is set. When a restrictions password is active, attempting to change the Allow / Don't Allow selection for calendars or photos also does not invoke the restrictions password prompt (it should).
I have it on both my iPhones, a 15 PM and a 13 Pro, running iOS 26 B2.
Already reported it: FB18329698
In Screen Time > Content and Privacy Restrictions > Privacy, I cannot set privacy selections (Allow/Don't Allow) for Photos or Calendars (other items work fine). The setting selection within those two items always reverts to "Don't Allow Changes", while the status remains at "Allow" on the privacy restrictions main list (functionally changes are being allowed). The Photos and Calendars items seem to be stuck in "Allow" mode despite a
"Don't Allow Changes" selection appearing within each.
This occurs whether or not a restrictions password is set. When a restrictions password is active, attempting to change the Allow / Don't Allow selection for calendars or photos also does not invoke the restrictions password prompt (it should).
I have it on both my iPhones, a 15 PM and a 13 Pro, running iOS 26 B2.
Already reported it: FB18329698
There are still a lot elements where you got this effect. Think they only reduced it (currently) for the Control Center.
Are anyone else’s icons repopulating when swiping through home screens?
It seems only to happen with bookmark icons.
Thanks. 16 pro.
It seems only to happen with bookmark icons.
Thanks. 16 pro.
Not a fan.
This is more frosted glass than liquid glass. There is literally barely any liquid element to it now.
This is more frosted glass than liquid glass. There is literally barely any liquid element to it now.