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Apple Releases iOS 16.4 With New Emoji, Safari Web Push Notifications, Beta Changes, Voice Isolation for Calls and More
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Same here, it's quite puzzling to see such obvious bugs so late into iOS 16 in my opinion 😵💫
Yup, same here, it's weird. The Siri thing only showed up on my personal device and on no other devices that got updated in our household.
What you see in the view finder is what you pretty much see after the image processes. Before it over processed the image where now it seems to be more realistic to what you see. More testing is needed though
Hoping 16.4 finally puts this stupidity behind us for good. That's my feedback.
HKSV is still pushing peoples name that come to door via iPhone but HomePod still not announcing names 😩
At least you have this option. I'm in Illinois where facial recognition must comply with the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act. Good times.
Interesting, if you're on T-Mobile then it might be offered only in some regions. I have 5G UC service, which should be as good as it gets at this point.
The modem firmware on my phone is 3.55.02 and the carrier version is 54.1.0
I see it. Cellular > Cellular Options > Voice and Data
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So I called my other number in order to access the Voice Isolation setting. LOL... that sounds nutty.
Anyway, I activated the feature and hung up. Then several calls later, I decided to check and found Mic Mode set back to "Standard". I re-selected "Voice Isolation".
I'm going to be super-disappointed if this setting doesn't stick.
Anyway, I activated the feature and hung up. Then several calls later, I decided to check and found Mic Mode set back to "Standard". I re-selected "Voice Isolation".
I'm going to be super-disappointed if this setting doesn't stick.
Because the first update was a complete mess for many users, so Apple pulled it. I was expecting to be able to update to the "fixed" architecture now.
They pulled the upgrade option... they did not pull the actual update away from people that already did it.
But I agree... HomeKit has been a total disaster since 16.2
That's what 16.4 is supposed to be doing.
Interesting, that would make sense. The reason why I was confused is that with 16.2 it was a separate update in the Settings section of the Home app but it looks like they fixed it with the iOS release itself this time.
Went from 120GB available storage down to just 12 after the update. I’ve seen some minor discrepancies before with some other updates but never this big. Apple, what the heck?!