I don't think so. Two beta builds within a week. I think we may still see another beta.
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The iOS 10.x.x Beta Speculation Thread
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I am sure it is. Maybe delete the profile, reboot and reinstall the profile.
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I would guess more like Wednesday if next week. Unless todays (beta 5) is the final then perhaps so. I would suspect they would want a few days of b5 use before making it a release version.
You need to have your phone inspected by Apple. I haven't seen a single other person mention this. A minor build change number will not cause heating issues. Seems more like a hardware problem.
I had taken my phone earlier to Apple Care when on Beta 1 and also on 10.3.1 public release.
They had checked and stated there is no problem in phone.
[doublepost=1493485503][/doublepost]Just now I got the iPhone checked on Remote diagnostics from Apple using Mobile Resource Inspector.
They have told me the iPhone 7 is perfectly ok.
They also said beta is the reason for heating.
[doublepost=1493486554][/doublepost]The screenshot of chat with apple wherein they have stated beta is the problem is attached here.
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So why would it be doing it on 10.3.1 if its the beta thats causing it? BTW those level 1 guys on chat will pawn it off as "its a beta" when they have no other answer. Not really proof of anything unfortunately. Like others I have not seen any other complaints regarding this so something on your end I suspect. Maybe iCloud or photos syncing or Safari syncing (iCloud) or email, things like that could be causing it not iOS itself.
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Ha what a joke. A tier 1 support rep claiming the beta is the reason for overheating and you believe it? He has absolutely no idea, only the engineers would be able to answer that question. And you are the only one here saying its doing that, so that means its only your device. My 7 Plus passed all tests for overheating yet they still replaced the device because they weren't sure what was going on.
You need to play along- uninstall the beta and run the latest public final release, and see if that still heats up. If it does, talk to Apple (don't even mention the beta), and this time they can't blame the beta if nothing comes up in the diagnostics. As others have stated, they may strongly consider replacing as a precaution.
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