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Banglazed

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iOS 11.2.1

Release Date — December 13, 2017
Build Number — 15C153
Darwin Kernel Version — 17.3.0 Mon Nov 6 21:19:18 PST 2017


New Features & Changes
  • TV app appeared in UK update (+France)
New Issues
Remaining Issues

  • Weather widget still broken
Resolved Issues
  • Restored HomeKit functionality
  • Fixed malfunctioning camera autofocus
  • Qualcomm iPhone 7 Plus: 3.42.00
  • Qualcomm iPhone 7: 3.42.00
  • Intel iPhone 7 Plus: 2.02.04
  • Intel iPhone 7: 2.02.04
  • Qualcomm iPhone 8 Plus: 1.62.00
  • Intel iPhone 8 Plus: 1.03.05
  • Qualcomm iPhone X: 1.62.00
  • Intel iPhone X: 1.03.06
  • iPhone SE: 6.30.4
  • iPhone 6 Plus: 6.30.4
  • iPhone 6: 6.30.4
  • iPhone 6S/6S Plus: 4.30.02

United States
  • Verizon - 31.1
  • Verizon iPads - 30.5
  • T-Mobile - 31.1
  • AT&T - 31.1
  • MetroPCS -
  • U.S. Cellular - 30.5.1
  • Sprint - 31.1
United Kingdom
  • O2-UK -
  • BT-UK - 31.0
  • Three - 31.0
  • EE - 31.0
  • Vodafone UK -
Canada
  • Videotron -
  • Rogers - 31.0
  • Fido - 31.0
  • Bell -
  • Telus - 31.1
  • Freedom Mobile - 31.1
France
  • Orange France -
Germany
  • O2-DE -
  • Vodafone.de - 31.0
  • Telekom.de - 31.0
Netherlands
  • KPN -
Southeast Asia
  • Singapore Singtel -
  • Philippines Globe - 31.0
  • Thailand AIS -
Sweden
  • Comviq -
  • Tre - 31.0
Ireland
  • Meteor
Australia
  • Optus - 30.5.1
  • Telstra - 31.0
Turkey
  • Turkcell (Lifecell) - 31.0
  • Vodafone TR - 31.0
  • Turk Telekom - 31.0
Poland
  • T-Mobile - 31.0
  • Orange - 31.0
  • Play - 31.0
India
  • Airtel - 31.0
  • Jio - 31.0
Mexico
  • Mexico - Telcel - 31.0
Guatemala
  • TIGO GT - 31.0
Other
  • Docomo -
  • AlwaysOnline -
 
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only fix mentioned is the homekit issue
Well, it says "iOS 11.2.1 fixes bugs including an issue..." meaning that there are other things that are fixed, just not necessarily called out in the overall release information.
 
15C153 implies there are many changes since 11.2 which was 15C114.

39 builds since the 11.2 release so I hope there's more fixes than just the HomeKit issue.

But each change could be as small as a single line of code, or even a couple characters.
Or could be some build configuration change or something else similarly effectively inconsequential as far a the actual code and functionality goes.
 
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Or could be some build configuration change or something else similarly effectively inconsequential as far a the actual code and functionality goes.
Why are we so sure of getting only inconsequential changes.
Is it because of it being a 11.x.x version?
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The build changes if something changes. Could be anything.
Then the final beta and the public release should also have different builds.
this does not happen though.
 
Why are we so sure of getting only inconsequential changes.
Is it because of it being a 11.x.x version?
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Then the final beta and the public release should also have different builds.
this does not happen though.


Because 39 build number changes in a 50MB update shows that its only inconsequential.

Second, Why? Why would there need to be a build number change between the final beta and the final release if they are the same exact builds? If they are the same build, developers don't get another update. Because they are the same exact builds. Take 11.2 for example. Exactly the same thing. So why would there need to be a different build number? That doesn't make sense.
 
Why are we so sure of getting only inconsequential changes.
Is it because of it being a 11.x.x version?
[doublepost=1513188775][/doublepost]
Then the final beta and the public release should also have different builds.
this does not happen though.
Not really saying one way or another, simply pointing out that build numbers don't necessarily always say too much about how much has changed or what impact those changes could have when it comes to the end user.
 
39 builds since the 11.2 release so I hope there's more fixes than just the HomeKit issue.

Or, alternately, it took them 39 builds to get the functionality working as expected. :D
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It would be a nice Christmas present if Apple solved my home button bug but alas its not to be. My X arrives tomorrow.

Don't mind, this is all just lighthearted, but we forum members would probably consider as a Christmas present that occasion when the home button delay issue stops getting raised every new thread. ;)

While a lot of us feel it to be a bug, a bug, for all Apple cares, is something that is not working as "they" expect it to. It is clear that Apple intends the home button to work this way in iOS 11, therefore, stands to reason that it will most likely never be resolved for those amongst us who have had the pleasure to experience a near-instant home button on iOS 10.

Nothing can be done about it. :oops:
 
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