After signing up and installing the 9.2 beta I noticed this in the general settings. Is it saying I have AppleCare? Because I do not.
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
iOS 9.2 Beta 3 Bug Fixes, Changes and Performance Adjustments
- Thread starter Prabas
- WikiPost WikiPost
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
- Status
After signing up and installing the 9.2 beta I noticed this in the general settings. Is it saying I have AppleCare? Because I do not.
No it is saying the certificate is SIGNED by AppleCare. This is simply the profile/certificate that tells Apple that this device is able to receive public beta software. That's all.![69bbcd01fffa8f4eae8c529e3b7e08be.jpg]()
After signing up and installing the 9.2 beta I noticed this in the general settings. Is it saying I have AppleCare? Because I do not.
![69bbcd01fffa8f4eae8c529e3b7e08be.jpg]()
After signing up and installing the 9.2 beta I noticed this in the general settings. Is it saying I have AppleCare? Because I do not.
Signing up for the public beta automatically gives you 20 years of AppleCare coverage for free.
Hi, i let my iphone 6S charge overnight and when i woke up today i tried to unlock it with touch ID and asked my password... i don't remember the what the text said in the password screen :/
Sounds like the phone restated at some point. Something that can happen and isn't generally a big thing unless it happens more than perhaps just occasionally.
