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iOS 9.3 Beta 4 Bug fixes, Changes and Performance Improvements
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maybe i want to sign in to my another apple id? and app store sometimes crashes when i do that, the best way to do it on itunes / app store settings. that's why i need that opt.
I don't think so.. Next week Monday beta 5. Final release after March event ( 15th or 21st )
There will be another beta because Apple confirmed that Apple Pencil navigation will come in a future beta. So I think next week.
Yeah, I wouldn't expect beta 5 to be released this week. It'll most likely be early next week.
I somehow accidentally disabled predictive text in iMessages and any attempt to re-enable it proves ineffective 
I would hope they would have a beta where they 'fix' the 'need watch beta' for 3rd party notifications. I'd call that a bug since it wasn't in the release notes (such as they are) and with a public beta, lots of people are loading this part without upgrading the AW software (which needs Dev software.
Yep. Best to read the forums before updating. Saved me. Not saying is doesn't need to get fixed asap.
Does this work?I somehow accidentally disabled predictive text in iMessages and any attempt to re-enable it proves ineffective
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That'll probably be fixed with beta 5. It's not a bug that needs an urgent fix by any means, in my opinion. I think people know they're using unfinished software when they sign up to test a beta.
People know they're using unfinished software but act like it is official release they get every two weeks and Apple owes them when there is a bug found in a beta.
Act like its an official release? Some people on here act like they were forced by Apple to upgrade.
Is the bug where you transfer updates apps from iTunes to your iPad or iPhone, but it still shows them needing updates corrected?
I thought there was nothing Apple could do for third party apps. I thought we had to wait for the developers to update all of their apps. It's impossible that it was Apple's code that caused the stuttering.
It's all in the APIs and lower level frameworks. Correct caching and garbage collection can do wonders.
No one said it was impossible. It was only said it WAS possible that it could be something fixed via the app updating. Because not everyone jumps to immediate negative conclusions and actually think things out a bit.
Just like the case for Chrome. Chrome released a new version and it was "fixed". Proving it's was possible.
They probably just came up with a workaround because of Apple's sloppy code. Who knows if 9.3 would have fixed chrome as well.
If they made it work fine still with Apple's
code (since anything in iOS still would run on Apple's code) then it sounds like Apple provides code that works just fine then, right?
We don't know what they did to make it work, but if some third party apps are getting better during iOS updates, then perhaps it's not always the developers fault that their app stutters.
Also, it is possible and advisable to report issues with third party apps to Apple via the beta feedback app.
I noticed that one of my favorite games "zigzag" stutters in iOS 9.3 and it was perfectly smooth prior to 9.3, so I reported it as a 9.3 but even though it's not Apple's app.