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I was asked to enter my iCloud password too, just skipped it and was logged in anyway with the same options as before.

But Apple Music was activated again after the update. :confused:
 
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Nice bug Apple.
 
Great! Now let's wait and see if iOS 9.2 will finally deliver the performance improvements Apple promised, because the latest 9.1 beta was extremely laggy.

My phone has frozen up a few times this week with beta 5 along with decreased battery life (slightly) from 9.0.2.
 
9.1 is nice and snappy on an iPad Air 2. But then again most updates are right after all install. No complaints. Working great.
 
What I don't like is that after every update I have to enter my iCloud password again, also Apple Pay cards get removed.
I was also asked for the password on both my iPhone and iPad. I simply skipped it and still was logged in to the same iCloud services as before. My Apple Pay cards are still there too.
 
3rd consecutive update that has left me sitting at the "Slide to Upgrade" screen. 3rd consecutive update that now forces me to restore to factory defaults. This is getting old.
 
I know I've asked before and it seems there aren't many other users on the forum having the same issue but I'll give it another go. Does anyone know if this fixes the issues that some people are having with hidden wifi networks?

I answered this in another thread. For me there is no problem with hidden wifi, my house's wifi is hidden, I can connect iPhones, iPads and iPods. Several iOS versions.
 
What's crazy is that they released iOS 9.1 without (yet) releasing Xcode 7.1 to support it. There's not even a beta, old or new, of Xcode on Apple's developer site, as of 11 AM Pacific time. The old Xcode 7.0.1 in the Mac App Store won't work with iOS 9.1 devices.

It's now in the App Store.
 
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