I suppose there's no chance the brought back home-sharing download to devices?
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Apple Releases iOS 10.2.1 With Bug Fixes and Security Improvements
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I suppose there's no chance the brought back home-sharing download to devices?
Yes because Apple is in charge of Instagram bugs.
That came after the last update not this one but it looks like instagram to blame, this is so annoying they alwasy trying to be last Snapchat
If this is the same build as the last beta I guess this doesn't fix the home movie syncing issue?! unless the new iTunes update does.
Yes, I think it depends on the team. Some post great notes, others post none. It's frustrating. I really wish they had a consistent policy of posting point-form release notes, as they are very useful for early adopters and for those waiting to see if a fix has been included.
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I bet of you added Macrumors.com (the website) to the Home screen, it will give you that same app icon. So that may not have been a native app afterall.
Juvenile? I don't know what's juvenile about that. Irresponsible? Yes to an extent. Disrespectful to customers? Absolutely.
It was always searchable. You just couldn't (and still can't) add it to Up Next. Deeper integration requires changes on the target app.
Edit: I take that back. It wasn't always the case. It was just added last week but isn't related to the new release of ios today. I haven't upgraded yet and I can do it. See this http://iphone.appleinsider.com/arti...ity-to-play-netflix-movies-directly-in-tv-app
Edit 2: and you specifically noted Netflix Originals which didn't work even last week. The shame!
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I totally agree, Apple's arrogance is so off-the-charts it's pathetic. They treat their consumers like infants unable to make informed decisions when given any facts.
I'm noticing that several threads in iMessage are missing all messages since January 8. No pattern that I can see. Some group threads and some single threads are effected, others aren't.
But only on my iPad Pro. No such problem on my iPhone 6S or iPhone 5S.
I updated several hours ago and also did a restart a few minutes ago.
But only on my iPad Pro. No such problem on my iPhone 6S or iPhone 5S.
I updated several hours ago and also did a restart a few minutes ago.
While there isn't a complete changelog, the "about the security content" is a good place to look regarding updates on 10.2.1 :
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207482
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207482
No apparent issues here.
I did notice that iTunes automatically did a backup before performing the update, and after the initial reboot, there was no mini-setup sequence nagging you to turn on 2FA, iCloud Photo Library, or Drive, nor did it ask for the password again. It just booted straight into the Springboard.
(Of course, sometimes Apple just turns things on anyway after an update, without asking.)
Never bothered to figure out whether there's a rhyme or reason to these things, or Apple changed their mind again.
I did notice that iTunes automatically did a backup before performing the update, and after the initial reboot, there was no mini-setup sequence nagging you to turn on 2FA, iCloud Photo Library, or Drive, nor did it ask for the password again. It just booted straight into the Springboard.
(Of course, sometimes Apple just turns things on anyway after an update, without asking.)
Never bothered to figure out whether there's a rhyme or reason to these things, or Apple changed their mind again.
This update fixes a strange iCloud Notes synchronization issue that's been present for about 3 - 4 months, affecting a limited number of users.
