What are the settings when you click the settings "Calls on other devices"? On AT&T it allows me to set up my Macs and iPad.
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iOS 9.3 Beta 5 Bug Fixes, Improvements, and Changes.
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TestFlight apps do not open for me at all (crash at launch). Trying to add them to the Apple Watch renders the following prompt.
Signing issues?
Anyone else having this problem?
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Forgot to mention - they do not appear in certificates/profiles menu, so there's no way to approve theme them.
Signing issues?
Anyone else having this problem?
##Edit
Forgot to mention - they do not appear in certificates/profiles menu, so there's no way to approve theme them.
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Yeah I liked the color to the option before but it definitely didn't represent what the setting was really for. Was confusing indeed.
You can't do this on Verizon. That is exclusive to AT&T, I am not sure about T-Mobile or Sprint. The feature is called AT&T Numbersync.
It comes up with toggles for the other devices but under the master toggle at the top it says something along the lines of "Allow devices to make calls when nearby and on Wi-Fi", there is no mention of using the device alone, like the iPhone not being on the same network etc like it would be under the AT&T Numbersync options.
I reported twice still not fixed bugs. And ofcourse with system files, images, videos,.. its not about report. its about Apple.
I wonder if Verizon is in the works to introduce a NumberSync feature, because it is definitely handy.
I'm running the airmail beta through test flight and do not have this issue. there is no certificate for it, as its not a direct internal dev installed app. try the usual rebooting or reinstalling. none of my other test flight apps do this either. not to mention, but airmail has a slack feedback forum where we discuss the beta issues. are you in there? the dev are very active and i haven't seen this issue posted yet. you said other apps don't open in test flight either? sounds like its a bug on apples side with your test flight account.
You are correct, but I have reported some issues to Apple and they haven't been fixed. Bugs will be fixed when the next iPhone comes out for sure. And then, iOS 10 will introduce new bugs. Never ending cycle.
Looks like this priority didnt solve our problems. Apple needs to listen customers. For example; im reporting Animations disappear bug, EQ Late Night bug, Safari Speak selection bug,.. since iOS 9.1
iOS 10 coming soon. But Apple still didnt fix these bugs. Time is ticking. I did my mission very good.
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Go into Settings - Privacy - Location Services - System Services and make sure Setting Time Zone is on. If it's not Sunset to Sunrise will not show in Night Shift settings.
Yup, many times. Even waited for the progress animation next to "Backup Options" text to finish before hitting Delete Backup.
Well, as I mentioned, based on the reports they get there are likely issues/features of higher severity and/or priority above those that Apple has been focusing on.
So what we can do for fix these bugs?
We dont want bugs and we tell them whats wrong in there. Which one is not higher severity issues? Animations disappear? Safari freeze? or what? Apple dont need ur defend. We all are the victims in here. And you have to know this too. We didnt pay for it.
I'm not sure what part of it is defending Apple, I'm simply talking about how things are done in the tech industry and how they likely are happening at Apple. People should report bugs that they encounter, and provide any other feedback that they can or want, but that's more or less as much as they can do (short of trying to contact the company support more directly, which is usually for more severe issues).
Based on how many reports of an issue come in, what kind of an issue it is, if it's something that happens all the time or just sometimes, how much of an impact it has (disables something, makes a feature not work correctly, just a visual item that doesn't affect functionality, etc.) there's some severity and priority that gets assigned to the issue during a triage, and then at some point as releases are scheduled and new features, improvements, updates/modifications, and bug fixes are considered it gets decided what gets taken on and what doesn't, and even then not everything that gets taken on might end up actually getting in at that time.
The reality is that most software, and especially something as large and complex as an OS, is ever or will ever be bug free, and there's really no realistic expectation for that to be the case. Now, that doesn't diminish the issues people run into, and that doesn't mean that they shouldn't be reported and shouldn't be fixed in one way or another hopefully sooner or later. But it does mean that depending on the issue it might be something that doesn't get fixed for some time and sometimes not for a long time. Again, it's not to say that's good or right, it's simply to say that's basically the reality that has pretty much always been part of the industry.
Scrolling on the Cellular details page (my example of a long list of scrollable data) is quite choppy and stutters on my iPhone 6S Plus.