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9.3.2 Beta 1 Bug Fixes, Improvements, Issues
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I think I've discovered a bug, but I don't know if it's in 9.3.2 (I'm on 9.3.1 still) - can anyone else confirm:
On my iPhone SE, any FaceTime app battery consumption is being counted as Camera app battery consumption instead (see below). The time is being counted correctly for both apps, but not the power consumption.
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On my iPhone SE, any FaceTime app battery consumption is being counted as Camera app battery consumption instead (see below). The time is being counted correctly for both apps, but not the power consumption.
Not possible? They just release one beta and boom, official firmware?
Anyway, we are not Apple. But if this is the case, I would just like to restore to iOS 9.3.1 and wait until it is officially out.
CoreTime is not a bug. Got a reply from Apple to my bug report some time ago now saying that it's working as intended.
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Apple Developer Relations 25-Sep-2015 11:46 PM
This issue behaves as intended based on the following:
These are our normal customer logs, these are part of D&U, and they are created when things are working normally. Their creation is not a bug.
We are now closing this bug report.
If you have questions about the resolution, or if this is still a critical issue for you, then please update your bug report with that information.
Please be sure to regularly check new Apple releases for any updates that might affect this issue.
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Haha which we both seem to find, maybe ironically, outrageous.This place breaks my sarcasm radar. Some people honestly act like everything is an outrage.
Can others confirm for me please ....
9.3.2 beta appears to have removed the option to set auto-lock to "Never" on iPad.
I have an iPad Mini 4 on the beta and the option isn't there.
I have an iPad Pro 9.7 on the beta and the option isn't there.
I have an iPad Air 2 on 9.3.1 and the option IS there.
This option has been in iOS for as long as I can remember. Can some peeps feed back to me so I know it's not ipad-specific before I raise a bug.
Thanks
9.3.2 beta appears to have removed the option to set auto-lock to "Never" on iPad.
I have an iPad Mini 4 on the beta and the option isn't there.
I have an iPad Pro 9.7 on the beta and the option isn't there.
I have an iPad Air 2 on 9.3.1 and the option IS there.
This option has been in iOS for as long as I can remember. Can some peeps feed back to me so I know it's not ipad-specific before I raise a bug.
Thanks
Do you perhaps have something like an Exchange email account (perhaps a work one) on those devices?
That would likely do it as (corporate) Exchange accounts often come with some restrictions of that nature.Yes, on all 3
Wouldn't it be consistent tho? To have 2 devices on the beta both hooked up to Exchange act differently is a bit strange
Yes, some betas are every week. But the rule for the first couple of betas of a new software is once every 2-3 weeks. The exception is one a week. If I were a betting man I would say next week. But then again we never see beta builds for a X.x.x.
Is anyone having issues with the Music app. Every time I open music and start a song then turn off the display it causes the phone to respring. Restarting the phone does not seem to fix the issue. Its an iPhone 6 Plus btw.
there might not be another beta either... it could go straight to public release next.
Yeah they must be testing the code for the new ear warmer feature they added to 9.3.2
I would really like to see the Control Center Flashlight toggle that the iPhones have, on my 9.7" iPad Pro. As I was setting up my Pro, the time came to test out the Flashlight function. To my disbelief, there wasn't one.