Well something happened on this beta update. Maybe they dropped the 32bit support for older devices in this beta? Just speculation.
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Simply put, this update is not allowing VPN to work, updating lost all connectivity. A reset of the network settings fixed the problem (assumably by deleting the VPN profiles) but I am now unable to use a VPN on the 10.3.2 (14F5065b) release on any device. I've reported this to Apple on the Feedback app.
I have both VyprVPN and NordVPN configured on my 7 Plus running 10.3.2, and this is what happens when I am connected to WiFi....
If I select VyprVPN in General -> VPN, and flick the status switch, it connects without issue and I can access the internet.
If I select NordVPN in General -> VPN, my wifi connection immediately drops and I'm on 4G. Flicking the status switch quickly toggles it on and off. Doesn't connect
Selecting VyprVPN again brings back Wifi
Bizarre.
I did a quick google and it's not isolated. I've not read why it's happening but hopefully it's just one of those wrinkles that come with beta software that will be ironed out in the next release. I use Privacy Pro across my suite and it's fecked beyond feckingness!
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Not sure that is correct as I still have older apps (32 bit) that are working fine. Just have the message that they may not work in a future iOS version. So 32 support is still there currently.Well something happened on this beta update. Maybe they dropped the 32bit support for older devices in this beta? Just speculation.
Not sure that is correct. The keynote stated "all apple devices" and everything I read says if you can get iOS 10.3 then you get APFS. So any iOS 10.3 supported devices are converted to APFS now.
I meant 32bit support and files for older devices might have been pulled. I'm not sure the technical term but maybe missing some indexing/repositories?
Just a guess as my 5c won't move to this newest beta but moved to 10.3.
Oh yeah, who knows what the reason there was. Or why 10.3.1 was skipped. Interesting indeed.
Yeah, Ars Technica confirmed that 32-bit devices do not get APFS. Various tests pointed to the same conclusion.
I looked everywhere myself there are rumors from unproven sites but nothing official. I know my 5c updated OTA to 10.3 however the newest beta isn't showing up.
Can't find it! But according to Rene Ritchie it's true (he's in the know), can this test seems to confirm it as well: https://github.com/catnapgames/TestIOSAPFSCheck
I've hade major problems with mail since iOS 10.3. I get a lot of "ghostmails", io mails without known sender and they all have the send date 1970-01-01.
Never had this problem before iOS 10.3.
Does anyone know if iOS 10.3.2 fixes this problem?
Never had this problem before iOS 10.3.
Does anyone know if iOS 10.3.2 fixes this problem?