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Apple Releases First Public Beta of iOS 9.1
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BWAAAAAAHHH? mini 1!! you committing ipad suicide. Oh well, another one bites the dust.
I have a feeling and I very well may be wrong, but I feel like somebody made a mistake over at Cupertino. It's not the first time, remember El Cap´s tiny mistake during the Beta Program? They already gave us the GM for the Mac. It makes absolutley no sense to release 9.1 to the PUBLIC feed. Since the whole point was to test iOS 9. It may sound dumb but maybe they were supposed to give us the GM for iOS 9 and somebody pulled the wrong lever. Why would they even have it?
You're missing something.
I installed all the betas with only a public account.
Shorter answer is "yes"
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The update keeps failing for me
What device are you attempting to install it on and are you upgrading over wifi? At what point does it fail?
Seriously what? Smooth? Yes. For me, I've yet run into any hiccups with it.
Seriously what? "Can someone list the steps...?" Also a yes. Several members were asking and no one was answering. I didn't know so I asked again. Since then, another member helped with an answer.
Some other "seriously?" of which I'm unaware? Hard to say. Bit I'm sure you'll let me know if it's the latter.
Cheers.
I think he was being condescending about you asking for help in removing the public profile... other members here are helpful, some aren't..
I only got the option/ability to get iOS 9.1 PB 1 last night despite being in the PB Program for some reason
Glad I got it though
Thanks Apple
No rest for the wary tester until
iOS 30 maybe
No PB GM is unheard of don't believe it's ever been done plus would be pointless at this point in the game
Public Beta Seed
ONLY Apple staff or Those in Dev or PB will get access for now
No GM can't be installed OTA and is strictly Dev's ONLY no PB access
I would assume some limitations on 6/6 Plus and older that 6S and 6S Plus are able to better compensate for or perhaps they'd just be too laggy on older models
It backs up basic data and settings unless you make an encrypted backup
( requires setting a passcode to recover/use later )
Encrypted makes a far more complete backup over other options
No
Yea not powerful enough
Glad I got it though
Thanks Apple
No rest for the wary tester until
iOS 30 maybe
No PB GM is unheard of don't believe it's ever been done plus would be pointless at this point in the game
Public Beta Seed
ONLY Apple staff or Those in Dev or PB will get access for now
No GM can't be installed OTA and is strictly Dev's ONLY no PB access
I would assume some limitations on 6/6 Plus and older that 6S and 6S Plus are able to better compensate for or perhaps they'd just be too laggy on older models
It backs up basic data and settings unless you make an encrypted backup
( requires setting a passcode to recover/use later )
Encrypted makes a far more complete backup over other options
No
Yea not powerful enough
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When you backup on an iOS beta, does it back up apps also or just text messages, images etc? When I backup of select (transfer purchases) - apps on my iPhone don't appear in my iTunes library
Thanks - I tried encrypted backup however it still doesn't appear to back up apps - I guess I will have to revert to iOS 9 then next week so I can also back up apps from my iPhone using non betas ios..?
Thanks - I tried encrypted backup however it still doesn't appear to back up apps - I guess I will have to revert to iOS 9 then next week so I can also back up apps from my iPhone using non betas ios..?
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It'll be run the Public official iOS 9
It may have an update out of the box OTA
If not should be EZ enough to upgrade to 9.1 by enrolling your new 6S or 6S Plus into a Beta program
You'll NEED To likely have iOS 9.1 or higher to restore backups made using iOS 9.1 on current devices
Backing up apps seems 50/50 hit or miss some apps updated to block it/not update
Also I think some iTunes update over the last 6 or so months limited App backups I know I have successfully done full on backups of apps, and all settings and phone data in the past a few times
I wanna say this was back somewhere over the course of iOS 6.1 thru 1 of the iOS 8 early versions though
Ask and you shall receive
Simply put if the update/beta takes too much data it will only allow WiFi updates
I'd assume it's a fail safe to not eat into testers data plans too much
Honestly a good idea either way
Probably a combination of that and things they ran out of time to put stuff in Public iOS 9 prior to 6S and 6S plus release
iPhone 4S and newer
Anything else around the 4S time and newer
Settings>General>Profiles
Then just delete it
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I just clicked update and it's stuck at update requested I deleted the profile and re installed it how do I clear the update
Yeah disregard my comment. I was trying to update my iPad 4 over wifi at my college and the network is terrible. As soon as I got home it went through fine and installed fine.
I'm doing amazingly well
98% down to 56% in 8 1/2 hours of pretty solid usage I'd say not too shabby over iOS 9.0 PB 5
Oh, I had a boarding pass remained in Wallet (which is strange, because I did a clean install without restore, maybe it was restored by iCloud automatically?) Anyway, that was using Location Based Alerts.
However, there's an other thing: Wi-Fi switches off to 3G, when phone goes to idle, and back when screen is on. Anyone has the same behaviour?
Unless the phone is plugged in it doesn't hold on to the WiFi connection when it's locked/asleep. Been that way for years.
I constantly have location on since I have lots of apps that use or require it.
That and in case I need find my iPhone seeing as I've had 1 stolen by a bunch of bratty teens in the past
Keeping Find My iPhone on doesn't show the location arrow most of the time.