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I have been double tapping on a date box. This opens a day view. Single tapping just doesn't work.

I've been doing this as well, but I thought that was intentionally how you get into the day view?

I had no idea this was a bug. But then I hardly use the stock calendar app because Fantastical completely annihilates it feature-wise.
 
Well, somehow this update was forcefully downloaded to my iPad Air 2. Lock screen even required me to input pass code because of supposedly 48 hours without use (not true). Unlocked and thought maybe this will fix the problem where the screen doesn't rotate on home screen. Did nothing.
 
Has anyone else experienced Google maps losing access to your contacts? I've noticed it with my 6s but not my 6. I thought maybe this new update would fix it but apparently not. If you go into the Google maps privacy options contacts is no longer in there. very odd.
 
How about they fix the new issues, Siri not able to recognize iCloud contacts.... so phawwking annoying.
 
I hope they fix the bug in iOS9 Mail saying that I have 21,169 unread email messages - which I in fact do not.
Yes, I have that bug too. I thought it was just me! Also, I have a bug in the mail app that keeps prompting me to sign in to my account to verify it. It's so annoying because it happens at least three times a day!
 
I'm all for the updates, but I sure wish they wouldn't reset the selected playlist back to Music. I select a playlist, hit random and listen to music. Update and playlist is back to music so your random playlist starts all over again. Why can't the updates remember the state of your system... I know, pick, pick, pick. Lol
 
Well, somehow this update was forcefully downloaded to my iPad Air 2. Lock screen even required me to input pass code because of supposedly 48 hours without use (not true). Unlocked and thought maybe this will fix the problem where the screen doesn't rotate on home screen. Did nothing.

Forcefully DOWNLOADED or forcefully INSTALLED?

The first is normal and has been happening for a long time; it will download the update and prompt you to install it.

If iOS updates are being forcefully installed, now that's a bit disturbing. I like to decide when to update!
 
I don't see:

- Fixes issues where we turn your 12 month old device into a sluggish POS to try and make you buy a new device.

iOS 9.0.2 has been running great on my iPhone 5 and my iPad Air both of which are far older then 12 months old. iOS 9.0.2 runs better on them then either iOS 9.0 or iOS 9.0.1. And when I say better I mean they both run smoother and far more responsive.
 
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Is there any Apple documentation stating, or at least real-world experiences showing, "performance improvements," claimed by the MacRumors article? The release notes do not state anything about performance improvements so I'm not sure why the title of the article states this (unless I'm blind--which is possible).
 
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Did anyone else here notice that 9.0.2 fixed the internet hotspot issue? Previously, on 9 and 9.0.1, I could not tether my iPad to my iPhone. 9.0.2 seem to fix it..
 
Sure it's great Apple fixes their bugs, but they need to do a better job testing their software in the first place. Already two updates shortly after 9.x.x. ... and Apple loves to bash Microsoft for having to update their software often ... take a lesson Apple.
 
for some reason since the update the golden state warriors basketball app doesn't work..it just freezes.
 
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