On a larger phone it's easier to click the bottom of the screen than reach up all the way to the topI don’t understand why after I have swiped up the notifications don’t pull up till the top of the screen. Basically that portion is lost.
On a larger phone it's easier to click the bottom of the screen than reach up all the way to the topI don’t understand why after I have swiped up the notifications don’t pull up till the top of the screen. Basically that portion is lost.
Huh? This notification process isn’t a bug. It’s how apple intended and I’m not sure what you’re upgrading but I’ve never had major issues and haven’t had them with this update either. Everything is smoothI haven't "upgraded" yet but it sounds like once again we are all beta testers. Why don't they take longer and get it right? Every single release has big problems.
So it has to be a big because you aren’t happyAgree 100%. It makes zero sense. Has to be a bug.
This should start the revolution of our times. Customers should stand up against arbitrary sabotage and oppressively bad design software regime.I really surprised there hasn't been more uproar about this? My GF is livid
"First we take Manhattan, then we take Cupertino..."This should start the revolution of our times. Customers should stand up against arbitrary sabotage and oppressively bad design software regime.
Thanks... I needed this to wake me up! This is awesome! 🤣This should start the revolution of our times. Customers should stand up against arbitrary sabotage and oppressively bad design software regime.
You and the rest of the tinfoil hat brigade should march on Cupertino. Have at it!This should start the revolution of our times. Customers should stand up against arbitrary sabotage and oppressively bad design software regime.
100% this...there needs to be SOMETHING to signify there are notifications waiting. Maybe more people need to install and begin using 16 before we really hear a lot of backlash. I'm sure there are some where it will take a few days for them to figure out they are missing notifications and a few more for them to work up the energy to begin researching why.It's the fact that after you view (but don't action notifications) the count disappears and it looks like there is nothing.
They simply need to add a "dot" to show unactioned notifications. This is basic stuff.
It's really quite dumb. Taking the Lock Screen out of it, I am jumping straight to Notification Center from my unlocked iPhone.This is my biggest problem, and I'm not usually a complainer, I've been using iOS since 1.0 and macOS since Tiger.
I have the "count" option, and I like that it's decluttering my lock screen, though now this is the user flow:
* Open lock screen
* Swipe up, count turns into Stack
* Swipe up again, Stack turns into List
* Swipe up again, List now shows "older" notifications too.
3 Swipes? What am I missing, am I using it wrong?
Maybe it was in another post you didn't quote, but this person didn't say it was a "bug", they said it was a problem. In my opinion, that problem is that the user experience is now hindered. It may not be a bug in that it was not unintentional, but it's still stupid. It may be smooth and functioning as intended, but that doesn't make it good.Huh? This notification process isn’t a bug. It’s how apple intended and I’m not sure what you’re upgrading but I’ve never had major issues and haven’t had them with this update either. Everything is smooth
Maybe it was in another post you didn't quote, but this person didn't say it was a "bug", they said it was a problem. In my opinion, that problem is that the user experience is now hindered. It may not be a bug in that it was not unintentional, but it's still stupid. It may be smooth and functioning as intended, but that doesn't make it good.
Huh. The person 100% it has to be a bug. Here is the quoteMaybe it was in another post you didn't quote, but this person didn't say it was a "bug", they said it was a problem. In my opinion, that problem is that the user experience is now hindered. It may not be a bug in that it was not unintentional, but it's still stupid. It may be smooth and functioning as intended, but that doesn't make it good.
Huh. The person 100% it has to be a bug. Here is the quote
decypher44 said:
Agree 100%. It makes zero sense. Has to be a bug.
Oh sorry. My bad. Yea it’s definitely annoying and I’m not a huge fan either. Just apple doing their thingView attachment 2062175
I was referencing this one. My point is that a lot of us think it is an issue/problem and are fully aware that it isn't a bug.
Someone mentioned the other day that it was being brought up by other beta testers.Do we know if this was how it was done in beta? I am not a tester, and given how many posts here and throughout other sites, this is being discussed, shame on the beta testers if this wasn't reported. If it was, was it reported enough in order for Apple to change their mind?!
Someone mentioned the other day that it was being brought up by other beta testers.
I'm going off on a bit of a tangent here, but I kinda wonder if the beta program is broken. We have those that install the beta and participate in giving feedback (thanks/kudos to those!); and then we have those that install the beta just to play with shiny new software and not actively participate, which I would suspect is a large majority.Someone mentioned the other day that it was being brought up by other beta testers.
- Apple discuss is censored…applefeedback://
Where can we really point to Apple that this is screwed up?
- Feedback app probably will be unread (but they fixed small bug I reported in WatchOS 8 with version 9 without telling ).
Can be opened by this page in Shortcut / Safari:
- Apple discuss is censored…
I kinda expected that to happen but then again, I kinda expected more people to be PO'd about it.Stupid suggestion? But maybe MacRumors can make an article out of my thread here to put on the Front Page to get some more attention.....I'm sure people who work at Apple visit this site and it can get relayed back to Development. IDK 🤷♂️🤪
Works great ! Thanks for the great idea 💡I might have found a solution I'm happy with...
Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> Back Tap -> Double Tap (or Triple Tap) -> Notification Center
Now when I tap on the back of my phone...bada-bing, bada-bang, bada-boom...the Notification Center! It's not hidden and no need to scroll up. My notifications are right there.
(Still think the top-left swipe down action should just go directly to the Notification Center instead of the Lock Screen though.)
I forgot all about the Back Tap function. I just implemented it for my Notifications…this will work until Apple (if they even do) address the Notification hassle in 16.I might have found a solution I'm happy with...
Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> Back Tap -> Double Tap (or Triple Tap) -> Notification Center
Now when I tap on the back of my phone...bada-bing, bada-bang, bada-boom...the Notification Center! It's not hidden and no need to scroll up. My notifications are right there.
(Still think the top-left swipe down action should just go directly to the Notification Center instead of the Lock Screen though.)
Thanks, works great. I have never used the back tap feature.I might have found a solution I'm happy with...
Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> Back Tap -> Double Tap (or Triple Tap) -> Notification Center
Now when I tap on the back of my phone...bada-bing, bada-bang, bada-boom...the Notification Center! It's not hidden and no need to scroll up. My notifications are right there.
(Still think the top-left swipe down action should just go directly to the Notification Center instead of the Lock Screen though.)