Phone and TV and Home are done. Doing the Mac Air and the Watch now. I should time how long it takes to do the watch.
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Apple Releases iOS 16.3.1 With iCloud Fix, Crash Detection Optimizations and More
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I started the update on my iPad Pro 11 first generation about 5 minutes before starting it on my MacBook Air M1 (2020) and the update finished on my Mac about 10 minutes before my iPad. The update was really slow on my iPad. The Mac took about 5 minutes to update.
I wonder what changes they made to crash detection.
I hope no one Sonny Bono's themselves and Apple watch fails to respond.
I hope no one Sonny Bono's themselves and Apple watch fails to respond.
Google Photos is not working after the update, tried reinstalling but this did not work either. Anyone?
In iPadOS update, no issues so far
In iPadOS update, no issues so far
same here for iphone 13 pro. i thought that it went something wrong with the ios update. but its the app
Strange. Updating to 16.3.1 on my 12 Pro seems to have turned on Sound Recognition. I thought I had turned that feature off. At any rate I hadn't received a notification in months. I received 3-5 notifications about a doorbell, even though I'm in a deadly silent room.
The Watch took less than a half an hour to update. Granted it was a smaller update, but it went a lot quicker than 9.3
That’s good to hear!
Although I’m sitting here for 10 mins now watching the spinny-lines and “Checking for Update”.
Doing all. Strangely, TV OS update was was very quick. iPad had like 45 app updates immediately after. Phone similar. No problems.
Apple today released iOS 16.3.1, a minor update for the iOS 16 operating system that first came out in September. iOS 16.3.1 comes over two weeks after the launch of iOS 16.3, an update that added Security Keys for Apple ID and support for the new HomePod.
iOS 16.3.1 can be downloaded on eligible iPhones and iPads over-the-air by going to Settings > General > Software Update.
According to Apple's release notes, the iOS 16.3.1 update includes multiple bug fixes, addressing issues with iCloud and Siri requests for Find My, plus it adds more Crash Detection optimizations. The iCloud settings fix may address an issue that could cause some people not to be able to toggle on automatic iCloud backups on the iPhone and the iPad, a problem that some users have been experiencing since the launch of iOS 16.3.
Crash Detection optimizations likely address ongoing issues with Crash Detection reported at ski resorts and amusement parks. At ski resorts in particular, emergency personnel have been receiving multiple accidental reports, which drain resources needed for actual emergencies. Apple has made multiple optimizations to Crash Detection to attempt to fix the problem.
Article Link: Apple Releases iOS 16.3.1 With iCloud Fix, Crash Detection Optimizations and More
Can't take a screenshot after the fact, but mine was 5+gb on the 14 Pro took over an hour to download.
It installed fine on my iPad Air 2020 and iPad mini 6, but it failed to verify correctly on my iPhone 13 Pro Max the first time. I tried verification again and it worked. I think Apple needs to UPDATE their programming group so we don’t have to have such bug-filled garbage to install all the time. There are too many updates due to crappy programming needing to be constantly fixed.
Are you updating the complete OS via Finder then? OTA on my 13 Mini shows 294.7 MB
My Beta devices have near 5 gig updates (11 Pro and iPad Pro M1 11), but my non-beta 13 Pro Max has the small 300MB update.
Sooooo I installed this update and all of my apps were deleted and are now redownloading like I restored my phone