Yeah exactly.I assume you will only see it when you try to setup a new phone. Same as previously where you could take a picture of the "QR/dot code"... only now it will transfer all data instead of basic settings and passwords.
Yeah exactly.I assume you will only see it when you try to setup a new phone. Same as previously where you could take a picture of the "QR/dot code"... only now it will transfer all data instead of basic settings and passwords.
Apple is creating the credit card because it helps them keep existing users tied to their ecosystem by making it harder to switch to another platform such as Android, and may even yield them some profits too. As to why people queue up for it, I think that's just a result of all the hype Apple creates around everything they do.Why are people queuing up for something that can get you into debt? Why is Apple creating something that can get you into debt?
No, it's coming with iOS 13 in fall.Does this update have dark mode?
Finally, no maybe they can divert full attention to the new OS which desperately needs the A team.
Better include Apple Card with iOS 12. That's the last iOS I can run on my 6.
Don't be disappointed just yet. Remember that the Apple Card has been in internal testing for a few weeks now, and people testing it are running iOS 12.4. And if history can be used as a reference then this might mean Apple plans to turn on the Apple Card remotely in the next few days for those running iOS 12.4 and they will see it pop up in their wallet app, just like in 2017 when iOS 11.2 released apparently without Apple Pay Cash and then people who had updated started seeing it pop up out of the blue on their devices a couple of days later.
They obviously haven't started issuing cards or even accepting applications. What I meant to say was that I still think Apple will probably enable remotely the support for the Apple Card in settings and wallet in a few days, so that everyone already running iOS 12.4 by then can go ahead and apply for and, if approved, get their Apple card without having to install any other software update. And my statement was based on the fact that internal testers who have already applied for and used the Apple card in the last few weeks were running the betas of either iOS 12.4 or the iOS 13.Am I missing something? When did Apple start issuing Apple Cards to the general public, or even start accepting applications?
Not even that. If, as I still think, support for the Apple Card was indeed included in iOS 12.4 but hidden, then the option for everyone to apply for the Apple card can easily be enabled remotely by Apple in a few days for everyone already running on that software update by then (just like the Apple Pay cash card was remotely enabled in 2017) and then no further updates for iOS 12 would be required.Nah. 12.4.1 probably.
Not even that. If, as I still think, support for the Apple Card was indeed included in iOS 12.4 but hidden, then the option for everyone to apply for the Apple card can easily be enabled remotely by Apple in a few days for everyone already running on that software update by then (just like the Apple Pay cash card was remotely enabled in 2017) and then no further updates for iOS 12 would be required.
So many things wrong with this post it's hard to figure out where to start.
Where did you get this notion that engineering teams are segregated by their relative skills or qualifications?
If there is an "A team" why would you assume it would work on older iOS versions?
You do realize that iOS 13 is a BETA, and that whatever issues you've come across have nothing to do with the skills and qualifications of the people who work on it, but rather the fact that it's a BETA.
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or what? you'll buy a new phone?
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Am I missing something? When did Apple start issuing Apple Cards to the general public, or even start accepting applications?
We get it. It may be turned on remotely. No need to reply to every post with that, once is enough.
Does the data migration also work with iPads?
Will you no longer be able to use iTunes to transfer data from one device to a new device. It always worked well for me.
The update shows in Settings > General > Software Update. I’ve just updated an iPod running the beta to the full version today.Question. If I’m on the 12.4 Beta, how do I upgrade to the final 12.4 release?
Yes, it’s directly from device to device, from what I’ve read.How does the wireless migration work? Is it over WiFi from iPhone A directly to iPhone B? If so, that's a pretty good feature - doing an iCloud backup and restore is quite time consuming.
It’s been updated now. Also, at the end of the Transfer section you’ll see that there’s a wired option, too!Exactly. Same Question.
Apple introduced a Transfer Option in iOS 11 or 12, where by having a new iPhone next to your current iPhone will ask if you wanted to migrate. I thought that was Wireless Migration. Turns out it was basically transferring your iCloud account information to your new iPhone via Bluetooth, which then restore your new iPhone from iCloud ( Pretty useless if you ask me )
Somehow the support document for Wireless Migration is not updated [1] in any languages except in Hong Kong Chinese [2] , it doesn't exactly say how it is done. But it seems to be true direct transfer. I wonder if it is WiFi - Direct, and if so what sort of transfer speed is it?
[1] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210216
[2] https://support.apple.com/zh-hk/HT210216
Perhaps you used Quick Start, which is a bit quicker and easier than the previous method, but still uses an iCloud backup to transfer your date to your new device. This bypasses iCloud altogether, it seems, and does a direct device-to-device transfer.I thought wireless migration was already in iOS. I used it a while back on iOS 12. I wasn’t using a beta either.
The question I have is it similar to iCloud backup and restore or full as in doing from iTunes. The cloud one leaves a lot of stuff out
Just updated my iPhone SE 64gb this morning & its deleted around 5000 of 7500 photos ! They still show on my Mac & iPad, but absolutely not there on my phone. Worst bug I've had yet with an update. I'd be interested if i'm the only one with this issue? I'm a photographer so these aren't just 1000's of phone selfies that have gone missingI mean I have the originals in lightroom, but its destroyed all my synced albums etc...Slightly worrying...