An interesting issue I'd like to see fixed: There are certain websites that just refuse to load on Safari in 9.3. Like homedepot.com which just displays a white screen, and the search functionality on lowes.com is broke too. I can look up both websites just fine on my devices that are still on 9.2 but on my mobile that's running 9.3, the sites are broken. If I load up the chrome app both sites work just fine.
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Apple Seeds Fifth Beta of iOS 9.3 to Developers and Public Beta Testers
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The Pencil support for UI navigation is back in this build and a few other bugs that I reported for b4 were all fixed here.
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Are you using a content blocker and if yes, have you try reloading without it enabled?
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Are you using a content blocker and if yes, have you try reloading without it enabled?
To those who've insisted Apple NEVER releases developer and public betas at the same time.... Remember this day... 
And there have been other days too.To those who've insisted Apple NEVER releases developer and public betas at the same time.... Remember this day...
I had to delete the profile and reinstall before I could see it. Downloading now though
Extremely early to claim something like that. At least a couple hours of usage are needed to be sure
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OMG finally, TaC that i can finally understand. Ive is really taking simplism to a whole new level!Great Terms and Conditions to start with...
I hope they keep the Apple Music ad. Maybe after I see it 500 times, I'll be brainwashed and sign up <sarcasm>
I'm well aware of the fact... but others here are not and insisted on another thread public beta releases were never on the same day as developer releases.
I'm getting this too starting in beta 4, even macrumors.com sits in a white screen for a while, I've had to restart the phone.
You're not authorized to read them.Great Terms and Conditions to start with...
Maybe it's cause I've been lax on reading Beta comments lately and haven't noticed anyone say anything but so glad I'm not the only one noticing/having that bug
Yay
Legit be before seeing this was about to ask shouldn't this be a GM or equivalent?
Yay. If ANY Were bugs I reported my thanks for also reporting
It's the fallacy of thinking that there is always has to be a pattern that always has to apply. (Heck, we've even had a beta update released on a Saturday before.)I'm well aware of the fact... but others here are not and insisted on another thread public beta releases were never on the same day as developer releases.
Not available for 32-bit devices, so not there for 5, but is there for 5s.
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As in some people's devices get disabled when the latest 9.3 beta is installed?
If you restore from iTunes, yes. If you try to update OTA it gets stuck on verifying.
"Yes", as in restoring from iTunes (meaning installing iOS 9.3 beta 5?) can disable phones?
On the two previous versions I had a hard time playing music out my lightning connector. I have a cable that is a stereo jack to dock connector, then dock to lightning. It would stop playing every few seconds. When I backed down to 9.2.1 it was fine. Anyone else have issues like that?