Or just boot it up, DFU restore it and then set-up as normal once done.The first way you described is the way to go.
Or just boot it up, DFU restore it and then set-up as normal once done.The first way you described is the way to go.
Yeah I also love to get phones on launch day and let them sit in the box for weeks over a minor bugWell there's always some major bugs on day 1.
My 13 Pro has been delivered, by the time I get it out the box in a week or so, I am sure Apple will have issued a .1 patch, in addition to the update that is already available.
I don't have the time to set it up until I have a day off late next week. Meanwhile my 12 Pro needs to remain available until then. I couldn't care less about that bug that won't affect me.Yeah I also love to get phones on launch day and let them sit in the box for weeks over a minor bug
will our backup have the same update so it can be used? they have to be on the same version right?You can still do a restore from backup. You need to setup as new, do software update, erases all contents, setup and restore from backup. This isn't all that bad. The nice thing is at least we have a heads up on this.
If you are doing a Finder/iTunes backup, the backup must be encrypted to restore health data. However if you have your health data synced with iCloud then it should get added back when iCloud is synced.So annoying. I am tempted to set the new phone up as a new iPhone but will that carry over my health data and will it lost my activity records with my Apple Watch? What’s the best way to get this data to a new iPhone?
Here’s what I did on my new iPad mini.
Restored from back-up
Let everything load and update, but didn’t touch Apple Music
Used Software Update to update to 15.0
And that’s it. Everything seems to be working normally, including Apple Music.
I deleted it off my iPhone X a long time ago.good thing i dont use apple music
That’s not a thing. iOS 14 for the iPhones 13 literally does not exist.Even if I’m restoring my iPhone 13 to dfu iOS 14?![]()
I’m pretty sure Jay-Z has something to do with this.Yes. It’s an Illuminati thing. Everything is, right?
My normal procedure with a new device anyway, nice to get a heads up though.You can still do a restore from backup. You need to setup as new, do software update, erases all contents, setup and restore from backup. This isn't all that bad. The nice thing is at least we have a heads up on this.
Not yet…That’s not a thing. iOS 14 for the iPhones 13 literally does not exist.
It’s nice to get it free every monthLucky me. I don't use Apple Music. One less thing to pay for.