I think that’ll depend on the states are currently in and whether or not that state has actually uploaded support for itStill no Driver's License feature. Does anyone know when this will actually be enabled?
I think that’ll depend on the states are currently in and whether or not that state has actually uploaded support for itStill no Driver's License feature. Does anyone know when this will actually be enabled?
Anyone having battery issues with iPhone 13 mini on 15.0.1? My wife's brand new phone is quickly to 50% by midday and she hasn't even used it because she is working. I'm hoping it has something to do with the restore indexing or something like that.
Does tabs get auto deleted despite setting to remove manually being set?Safari seems a bit snappier
I’m curious in your opinion I was just actually a sloppy release? They’re actually fixing bugs with this release so what does that make that sloppy?At this rate, it's probably advisable to just wait for a x.2 release.
Also, unless the previous version has severely critical security vulnerability, Apple should be allowing downgrades if they cannot even put out decent quality on every releases.
I don't expect a completely bug-free software, but come on. Apple is the one bragging how they have complete control of hardware and software, so why the seemingly sloppy releases.
Yep, I’ve been unable to update my 10.5 inch iPad Pro to 15.0.1 and now 15.0.2 too. I’ve never known something like this to happen with an Apple product before, they’re getting really sloppy with software updates.15.0.1 and 15.0.2 both have failed to verify the update on my iPad Pro gen 2.
This has never happened before, every previous update has always installed without issues until now.
Download the ipsw file from apple (or ipsw.me) and update using your computer. I upgraded 10.5 iPad Pro without any issue to 15.0.2 using the ipsw file.Yep, I’ve been unable to update my 10.5 inch iPad Pro to 15.0.1 and now 15.0.2 too. I’ve never known something like this to happen with an Apple product before, they’re getting really sloppy with software updates.
Understand your perspective, but this is beyond “Apple’s servers getting hammered.” I think (not her using her phone every day) that it actually started with iOS 15. Worked fine. Updated. Hasn’t worked since. OS-related.At any one time there will be hundreds of thousands of users concurrently hammering Apple servers, requesting map data. Frankly, I’m impressed that the service is as quick and reliable as it is, given the amount of number crunching that it requires.
it‘s always been responsive for me, apart from a blip a few months ago, where it mysteriously ground to a crawl for a few hours. Almost certainly a temporary server-side issue. I can think of numerous reasons why an individual might be impacted for a time, but I doubt it’s anything to do with the OS.
Nope definitely seems like you are using iOS. None of these issues on my android devices.Wonder if anything has actually been fixed this time, App Store update page hanging, safari slowdowns, storage bug, mail badge bug, Face ID lag on iPhone 13 Pro Max, restarting your device causing battery percentage not to move and so on. 🤦♂️😡
Feels like I'm using android. 🤦♂️
Aren't you backing up the phone anyway?But, does it fix problems with device restores or updates for the iPhone 7 Plus? Spent 3 days recovering from … good thing I had a backup before the one the upgrade does… that backup was bad and then couldn’t be found after I restarted iTunes. Used a 3rd party app to recover ….
Myself, I assume that Apple has forgot what they said, or hope people forgot what they said.According to this researcher (from Microsoft MSRC) the zero-day works on iOS versions at least back to 14.7.1, probably further:
I assume (hope) that Apple will release a patch for iOS 14 soon.
I'm having a similar issue with my 9.7" ipad pro - tried resets, update via itunes on PC etc. with no sucess on 15.0.1. I was hoping 15.0.2 would resolve it - but no. Still can't upgrade.Download the ipsw file from apple (or ipsw.me) and update using your computer. I upgraded 10.5 iPad Pro without any issue to 15.0.2 using the ipsw file.
Uh, the exploit is IN 15.0, that's kinda the point.Possible kernel exploit is a reason to not to update, I’m on 15.0 so be sticking
I *always* update from the Mac. I back up regularly, of course, but I'm always going to make sure I have a current backup before installing an OS update, and the phone is already connected to the computer after having made the backup.Are there anyone still installing updates by plugging the iPhone to the Mac? Is there any reason to do this instead of updating via wifi?
Siri has never been great, that's for sure, but I do use it. So going backward … ugh. Thankfully 15.0.2 fixed this issue for me.All joking aside Apple and overpaid team haven’t been fixing Siri for years.
Yay. 15.0.2 fixed the dictating and sending email thing. Small victories I guess?Is that a problem with emails only? Not a problem with text messages? My wife uses Siri to dictate text messages all the time, and has held off upgrading from 14.8 because of the Siri issue.
I ended up plugging it into my Mac and updating via recovery. Hopefully future updates won’t have this issue.Download the ipsw file from apple (or ipsw.me) and update using your computer. I upgraded 10.5 iPad Pro without any issue to 15.0.2 using the ipsw file.
I disabled Siri on the phone ages ago. No point to it, old school Voice Control works, Siri doesn't. Never bothered with it on the desktop or the laptop.Siri has never been great, that's for sure, but I do use it. So going backward … ugh. Thankfully 15.0.2 fixed this issue for me.
About a year ago I enable the "Hey Siri" function and find it quite handy for certain things, esp while driving … texting, email, using Apple Carplay etc.I disabled Siri on the phone ages ago. No point to it, old school Voice Control works, Siri doesn't. Never bothered with it on the desktop or the laptop.
I was working at Apple when it released. Software incompatibilities, printer drivers, etc. It all got fixed eventually (ultimately with 10.6 Snow Leopard). But the AS I worked at was not a happy place for a few weeks...especially since people dropped $129 for it in those days.What was wrong with Mac OS X Leopard (v10.5)?