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Do you know if it’s worth putting ios 12 on to my primary iPhone “an iPhone x” or should I wait until the next beta/ final build? I use that iPhone for apple pay all the time so I wasn’t sure
 
Do you know if it’s worth putting ios 12 on to my primary iPhone “an iPhone x” or should I wait until the next beta/ final build? I use that iPhone for apple pay all the time so I wasn’t sure

Don’t do it! Stay on the public version.

Hmmmm… I use a Plantronics Voyager Edge headset--must to use the phone because of hearing impairment--and that model reports battery usage to iOS; if the Bluetooth indicator goes, I wonder if that means I'll lose the battery indicator too. Additionally, to answer the question, because of myriad iOS Bluetooth problems mostly involving A2DP usage by mono headsets, I have disabled A2DP in my headset and need/use the Bluetooth indicator to show that my headset is connected. (In other words, did I turn my headset off and forget about that?)

Perhaps I need to start doing some testing with my headset and iOS 12. I rue doing so, because of the sheer number of bug reports I've had to file against the Bluetooth implementations for the past several years. I'm rather operating on the idea that if I just ignore it all, Apple might accidentally "get it right". Heh, not bloody likely, but it is less anxiety-inducing.

I get a headphone and battery indicator when connected to my battery BT speaker. When connected to my car BT adaptor, I get a headphone icon.

When I’m connected to nothing, I get no indicator.
 
It was rumored to fix the issue while it (OpenVPN) was in private beta for 3.x. Once it updated and I was able to get it, I tested it on IOS 12, and it works great for me.

Thanks!
I asked them access on twitter but never responded ):
Did you tried the public version 3 of OpenVPN on iOS 12?
 
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