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iOS 9.3.3 beta 4 Bug Fixes, Changes, Performance
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Why do people start threads like these and almost never update it? I am interested in knowing what's changed.
People start the thread to post what has changed. When its not updated, it means nothing has changed. Pretty straight forward.
Nope. This is because Apple updates the iTunes library format, preventing old version iOS reading them, so music app constantly crash afterwards. You need to remove the entire library on device and sync them back to resolve it. A full factory reset is a viable option.
• Safari navigation is completely broken for severel websites.
• Adds and google analytics are poorly implemented for rendering.
• Battery drain is higher than its previous build.
• More charging time is required than its predecessor.
• FaceTime activation is super charged and within 4 seconds its done.
• iMessage activation is somehow improved and its get activated in 7 seconds.
• iCloud activation is within 5 seconds by first attempt.
• AppStore and iTunes activation is within 4 seconds.
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With due respect, nothing is pretty straight forward in the relevant context for given beta approach. Read the entire three pages and see things are changed/broken in this build as well as in all other builds.
It must be resolved by the thread starter to simply update the post with users comments, just with ending in bold letters [replicated successfully] [replicated for some instances] [non replicable].
And above all, there must be prerequisite for commenting that how one updated his Software and with which settings scenario he's using?
For example whether he performed reset all settings or Erase all settings with backup implementation or Erase all settings with Setup New iPhone.
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I don't think its necessary to post how one updated because not everyone is going to experience the same issues even if everyone updated the same way. There are times that I have bugs after a fresh restore with no backup, but my family members don't experience those bugs just updating OTA. No two devices will ever be the exact same with respect to software.
Quite essential for the reader to differentiate his situation in this regard. This way every person (of course relevant) can vote for the exact same issue in contrast with other software update scenario.
My only improvised opinion is for post update scenario.
Why do people need to vote. Even if only one person experiences a bug, doesn't change the fact that the bug exists. Its a logical fallacy to think otherwise.
So this version is exactly like the previous one? Not a single thing was changed? Then why releasing betas?
Something surely changed (perhaps a bug fix or a tweak somewhere), it's just that it seems that we don't quite know what it is exactly.
Does anyone know what the expiry is on beta 3? Since I can't do an OTA update and I don't have a laptop to update thru iTunes.
As i wrote earlier that with all the due regards. It seems dear you could not get my perspective at all. So in very easy and simple english I'm writing,
A. Post is not being updated, why?
First question asked by some other user, you replied in precise fallacy to otherwise.
B. I wrote, with exibit of evidence that there's many errors in this build, yet to address.
C. To vote, it was an idiomatic expression in relevant pretext. But the inference is being made by judgement rather than discerning the essence. For which i beg your pardon that i was wrong thoughtfully to assume you (being a reader) as of University Level.
D. Conclusion is this that Post's Basics should be updated by providing the actual technical details for the relevant release at first to assist the reader in first glance, then the bugs and enhancements in contrast of previous build. But the post is not being updated in any direction. So simple.
It's a wiki post, so essentially anyone can update it. So if it's not being updated it's because people aren't noticing anything different and/or worthwhile to update it with, or they haven't felt like updating it (for whatever reason).
Thank you very much for your information. I'm delighted dear. Please update the post if you have the appropriate privilege?
I need to know its iBoot Version and its Darwin Kernel Version?
I have provided my review in my previous post, please check there to update the relevant sections.
Would you please love it to do so?
Feel free to update the post with any of your findings that you feel are fitting to have there.
Restored iOS 9.3.3 beta 4 as new, reinstalled and configured all apps manually and still no Safari keychain passwords and/or Autofill saved credit cards.
After about six hours, I was using Safari and went to login to a site and bam, my username and password pre-populated! I checked and all of my Safari keychain passwords and Autofill saved credit cards had been restored - this may have been and iCloud issue.
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Betas don't always have physical or noticeable changes. It could be code only.
Did you use Google Translate to write these posts?
Pardon... I don't think so that any Artificial Intelligence can translate with absolute expression of thought from one language to another language. its natural barrier within human approach and computer approach.
rather you were supposed to take it as transcription but it again endorses my perspective.
In simple English, for your curiosity, I never did so.
Does 9.3.3 solve the bluetooth issues? I'm on 9.3.1 and the bluetooth on my car sounds like **** and sometimes it just doesnt work (had it for a year on 8.3 without any problems).
9.3.3 b4 I've been told car b/t is crystal clear. Don't know if it's the engineering of the system or the latest software.
But, using formal language in here.
This is beyond me... Maybe you are practicing?
Whether the end user notices or not there IS a reason, in apples eyes, for the code change.