Im on the current public beta. When 14.3 goes live to everyone on Monday, do I remove this beta profile from my phone and then download 14.3? Or do I just leave this beta profile on there until the next updates?
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Apple Seeds Second Release Candidate of iOS 14.3 and iPadOS 14.3 to Developers [Update: Public Beta Available]
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I’ve just started hearing the term ‘release candidate’. Never heard it before this week. Have I been a bit slow? If I have, please accept my apologies for my tardiness.
My phone's been stuck for a few hours downloading, and won't complete. I restarted and tried again, but nothing.
I’m pretty sure they only bought it to squash the competition, not to actually use any of their design. Just buy it up and lock it away.
How are those iCloud Safari tabs doing these days? Not sure if it’s related to software or just messed up iCloud issues on Apple’s end.
It sucks. I never had a beta that’s slowed a device like these past two
Im on the current public beta. When 14.3 goes live to everyone on Monday, do I remove this beta profile from my phone and then download 14.3? Or do I just leave this beta profile on there until the next updates?
You can do either. If you remove the beta profile you just won’t see any notifications for further updates until they are officially released from Apple. If you keep the beta profile you will continue seeing updates in the Software Update section of settings. It’s up to you.
Playstation 5 DualSense Controller is still not working... does not appear in the Bluetooth device list...
It’s up to you. The differences are likely to be trivial and won’t affect the user experience.
Yet, I always do, to have the latest and greatest, even though I have never observed any difference.
If you do, you’ll have to re-install the beta profile if you want to keep getting the betas. This only takes a minute, as you probably know.
[Oops, I just saw that @Bawstun already answered your question, and perfectly well.]
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Features, features, features...don't they care about bug fixes any more?
For many people, wi-fi and mobile data have been unreliable since iOS 14 first came out. Pathetic.
For many people, wi-fi and mobile data have been unreliable since iOS 14 first came out. Pathetic.
Well, there are big fixes that are mentioned. Whether or not they are the fixes that different people are looking for, that's somewhat different.
Thanks. I removed the beta profile, restarted and was on the official 14.3 in 30 seconds. This is sure easier and more enjoyable than it was to try and get Android software updates early back in the day ha