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I am little worried. Quick fix update without public testing because testers are on 16.2 beta? What could go wrong ;) I guess that full regression tests are also skipped

SW Tester here
 
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I’m a full believer that THE purpose of iOS updates is to intentionally break things that previously work, while throwing in a bone of questionable new features.
Then they spend the entire year slowly “fixing” all their “bugs” to keep people always coming back for more in hopes that their iPhone will work properly one day.

Likely Apple’s biggest nightmare is putting out a perfect version of iOS that doesn’t have any problems. Bad for business. Gotta keep the masses unsatisfied
I don't know if its THE purpose (aside from the battery problems on older devices to force upgrades), but I do think that iOS and iPadOS are just becoming so convoluted and complex from what the originally started as. I've had every single iPhone and every single iOS and yes some had bugs here and there, but nothing was ever a show-stopper type of bug. I wish Apple would separate the installed default applications from the OS and update them as needed through the App Store like Google does with Android. Apple does tie in WAY too much into the yearly OS update which A, forces people to buy new devices and B, makes everyone wait for certain app updates and even additional Apps such as iPadOS Weather, and still no calculator which could just be added literally at any time.
 
I had wi-fi problems on the ipad 16.1 restarted both it and router no go. I then ‘forgot‘ and reconnected to the network in WiFi settings and so far problem solved.
 
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Hopefully, it fixes the battery life issue as well. With iOS 16.1 my battery life on iPhone 14 Pro Max 1TB has not been that great :(
Strange.
My iPhone 14P Max has 91% at 6:40 pm and it’s off the charger since 6:30 am.

I used it a bit today but I disabled background app refresh, turned off always on display and disabled Siri learn from apps individually
 
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I have Wi-Fi issues but on macOS Ventura. Every once in a while, after waking up the mac from sleep, I have to turn Wi-Fi off and back on for it to work. Never had that issue before on any previous macOS version.
 
iOS8 made the wifi connection on my iPad very flaky. Many people reported it, yet it took Apple a leisurely four releases (yes, four) until it was fixed. I never upgrade any Apple devices until the bugs are fixed. I like the battery life on my iPhone 13 Pro, and my wifi connections, so I'm holding out until Apple fixes iOS/iPadOS 16. And if that means I have to wait until 17, so be it.
 
Thank God they did not release their in-house modem yet. Please stick with Qualcomm, leave it to the pro's.
 
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I feel that sometimes the actual problem is some updates need a proper clean install. Just wipe the device & start again with clean install because some bugs randomly stay in the background.
 
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