Yeah, there’s tons of little bugs sprinkled all over the os. It’s not only just iOS 15. Apple’s software is… Let’s say nowhere near as polished as it used to be.
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iOS 15.0.1 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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I would assume it remains for a period of time, so it can be reviewed. Maybe it clears after a month, or something like that.
For example, my old iPad and old Mac mini have gone from it, and I sold them a couple months ago.
Imagine the uproar if it went instantly and someone wanted to review it.t Apple can't win.
This has been an issue for a long time now… Has been happening to me since I got my 12 PM. Restoring doesn’t fix this either.
Yea, lot's of people have this bug to some degree or another. Hopefully, it will be fixed by 15.1 final.
It's been heavily commented on about storage being broken, since early betas, there's been tons of posts about it. It's resolved in 15.1.
I've seen the posts you're talking about, but weren't most of them a false storage full warning message? Or were there underreporting ones too?
Once again another iPADOs update fails. Is this going to be a trend from now on? I'll have to (again) use my PC/computer to install. This time from here: https://www.ithinkdiff.com/download-ios-15-0-2-ipsw-files/I managed to get this update only after finding the IPSW from here
Download iOS 15.0.1 and iPadOS 15.0.1 IPSW files – iThinkDifferent
www.ithinkdiff.com
For the IPP 10.5... then I had to use 3UTOOLS, Easy Flash, Retain all my data...
In the end I even got this screen (which meant nothing, it ended all OK):
iPhone Attempting Data Recovery Failed? Here is the Real Fix
If your iPhone is stuck on attempting data recovery screen, don’t worry, here we are going to share with you 4 proven methods to resolve this problem as quickly as possible.www.ultfone.com
Apparently Apple did something wrong, because to my device it wasn't installed at all, it managed to download, but failed when I sent a green light to finish the process of installing.
Worked fine for the 5 iPads I manage, of varying models. Something must be wrong with yours, for that to happen more than once.
It was the 2nd time ever an iOS update failed me. At first it tries, downloading the whole thing. After that you authorize the installation, and then after several minutes frozen at "installing" it simply gives up. I needed to restart the device to continue using.
Once you do that it will always say while checking for updates that it "failed" to download anything. So this is a bug that renders the device useless to do any update.
I had to spend a while ago more than 30 minutes using 3UTools to push this 15.0.2 update through my computer. And in the 1st attempt it failed, so I risked losing data (probably the cable isn't what used to be or most likely awful front USB ports from my motherboard). In the 2nd attempt everything went fine, and I haven't lost anything and the update was indeed installed.
While using 3UTools you need to select "Retain user data" before flashing. In my case it's the IPP 10.5.
I am beginning to think this may be due to using these:
Use Screen Time on your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
With Screen Time, you can access real-time reports showing much much time you spend on your device.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201304 (check these two:
Passcode Changes: Prevent changes to your passcode
Account Changes: Prevent account changes in Accounts & Passwords)
I haven't used Screen Time/restrictions in the past, so we may be seeing an incompatibility with these iOS updates.
