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iOS 9.3 Beta 2 Bug fixes, Changes and Performance Improvements
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I'd change DND to the circle traffic thingy with a slash through it (e.g, no left turn, etc...) and then make Night Shift the moon with nothing else.
I didn't see any other responses to this, but having the same problem. I don't use whatsapp that often, but definitely seeing it on Outlook, GroupMe, and Transit. Very frustrating. All apps are set to use cellular data. Have tried toggling. It was working under 9.3 PB1, PB2 seems to break it.
Using an iPhone 5s.
Does this happen every time?
Can you try hiding the clock into a folder if so, and then see if it persists.
It happens if the phone has been inactive for anything over a minute and I re-unlock. The only time it doesn't stutter is when I re-lock immediately after unlocking and re-unlock. I think it is most likely because something is still in memory that helps it not stutter. I"m not sure what you mean by hiding the clock in a folder, if you're talking about in xcode I am not really familiar enough with the program to be messing with things. Public Beta tester here, not developer. If you mean something else please explain and I will attempt.
I mean just hold the clock app and move it into a folder, or even off of the main home screen (make sure you unlock into the screen without the clock on though).
I gotcha, with the live icon could be making it stutter. However, I moved it into a folder and it did not make a difference. One thing that did make a difference that I just tried was if I turn on the display without unlocking immediately with touch ID and then unlock after a second or two it unlocks just fine with no stutter.
I think they should simply remove the seconds hand as that's constantly moving.
Anybody using iPhone 6s has status bar lag during Touch ID unlock? This problem was since 9.0, but why it's really hard for Apple to fix this small bug? Really annoying. I tried these things and the bug still exist:
• Power off & on
• Hold Power and Home until Apple logo
• Restore & Set Up as New iPhone
• Restore & Restore from iTunes/iCloud Backup
• Reset Home Screen Layout
• Set any of iOS Wallpaper
• Moving Clock app to folder, second page, etc.
• Power off & on
• Hold Power and Home until Apple logo
• Restore & Set Up as New iPhone
• Restore & Restore from iTunes/iCloud Backup
• Reset Home Screen Layout
• Set any of iOS Wallpaper
• Moving Clock app to folder, second page, etc.
Lol I actually did once, and probably only once. Needed to see how roughly many seconds until the next minute for something and I looked at the second hand on the clock icon
Same. Opening a folder most of the time(first time opening in a bit) is a choppy mess, really slow.
I figure it is just a test of live icons in general, leading to more advanced live tiles on the home screen.
I have 6s+ on pb and I am not seeing this. No status bar lag. CC and NC have no lag or stutter either. Clock app is buried in a folder.
I do see a stutter the first time I open a folder after off/on. Then all folders open without a stutter.
My iPhone 5s finally feels like it did on iOS 8. Since iOS 9 it has just felt sluggish. Control center, switching apps, and spotlight were the worst. Now it feels smooth af, not sure what they did, but it worked. How is it that an OS can be optimized like that? What do they change? (No programming background here)
Code can be inefficient. As complex as an OS is, a million things can go wrong. It can take time to find what the issues are. And once you find and fix it you might break something else.
