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This update has slowed down my back up iPhone 7 to a crawl. Anyone else’s performance severely impacted? Its super choppy, very noticeable and not normal.

Edit: Ok after about 15 min of leaving it alone, everything is back to normal. Very strange. I have not had a problem like this in years and I have had the iPhone since the beginning. Must have been running some kind of background task after installation.
 
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14.5 hates Safari (crashes) but loves Edge on the iPad.
would 14.5.1 hate Edge and loves teh safaris?
 
Yea! iOS 12.5.3 update. :p
Yet many developers have dropped iOS 12 support. There’s many devices stuck on iOS 12 and no going anywhere.
 
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Okay. This is weird. I’m running iOS 14.5 on my iPad Pro (2018) and iPhone 12 Pro. Both devices tell me that ”this update requires a wifi connection to download”. Both devices are connected to wifi and the connection is otherwise working perfectly on both devices… any ideas?
 
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Okay. This is weird. I’m running iOS 14.5 on my iPad Pro (2018) and iPhone 12 Pro. Both devices tell me that ”this update requires a wifi connection to download”. Both devices are connected to wifi and the connection is otherwise working perfectly on both devices… any ideas?
Same. Maybe they pulled it or are rolling it out in phases.
 
Same. Maybe they pulled it or are rolling it out in phases.
That could be the case. However I think there’s something else going on too. I noticed while I was updating the apps from app store, my wifi only Ipad prompted me to acknowledge that I’m downloading over 200 MB apps with my cellular connection…
 
That could be the case. However I think there’s something else going on too. I noticed while I was updating the apps from app store, my wifi only Ipad prompted me to acknowledge that I’m downloading over 200 MB apps with my cellular connection…
Lol. Same also. Didn’t happen right away though which is weird.

Happening on Phone 12 Pro and 11” iPad Pro running iOS 14.5.

I tried to reset and power down power up. Didn’t help.
 
There is still the lag or sync issue when watching web videos in Safari, Chrome. Starts off good then it goes out of sync.

It began after installing 14.5
 
You are assuming they have a competent QA group. This explains why I have received ZERO notifications. Great work on a feature that was delayed 6 months.
It only explains it if you had manually turned it off before - e.g. if you were a beta user - since AFAIK this toggle didn't exist before 14.5. And most people, if they care enough about not being tracked that they looked to turn it off globally, they're not very likely to turn it back on again. So I can see how even a "competent" QA might have missed this.
 
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