Sadly that is the only way I am aware of from iOS/iPadOS
Even when it works (stops going to Junk) it can and does flip back to Junk at some future point.
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Sadly that is the only way I am aware of from iOS/iPadOS
Even when it works (stops going to Junk) it can and does flip back to Junk at some future point.
My iCloud mail barely does any junk mail filtering on its own but the stock Mac Mail App on my MBP does. Once my Mac Mail filters, then it syncs to my devices. If you also use Mac Mac or another desktop mail app with your iCloud email account, then try disabling the Junk mail filter on that and see if fixes the junk mail issue.
If the above isn't your issue, the only think I can think of is to create a newsletter contact in your iCloud contacts account and add all the sender email addresses for the newsletters you want to not go into the junk mail folder.
Hi, may somebody please test that for me. Still not working again with 16.3 Beta?
"AirPlay Not Available On iPad With External Display". If a monitor is connected via AV Adapter / HDMI the audio can no longer be sent to an Airplay Device.
Basically, I have a different application. The iPhone is connected to the car via Wireless Carplay. But the sound should be sent to an Airplay device. Audio-In for a DSP car amplifier.
That worked wonderfully with iOS 15. Apparently this worked until 16.2.
Thanks!
"AirPlay Not Available On iPad With External Display". If a monitor is connected via AV Adapter / HDMI the audio can no longer be sent to an Airplay Device.
Basically, I have a different application. The iPhone is connected to the car via Wireless Carplay. But the sound should be sent to an Airplay device. Audio-In for a DSP car amplifier.
That worked wonderfully with iOS 15. Apparently this worked until 16.2.
Thanks!
Funny just in recent weeks (maybe a couple of months), Mail on my MacBook has been doing a much worse job of Junk filtering.
Somehow I am now getting email from the same address and some will drop into Junk while others show up in my Inbox.
Something is a bit off kilter.
Hopefully everybody’s hitting up the feedback with this nonsense. They’ve gotta be knee deep in my gripes from the past couple of years.
It was pretty clear needed to be outdoors with line of sight to the sat. Indoors isn’t supposed to work.
Well, it started in the 16.0 betas. I have encrypted backups on.Not a bug. Apparently it's a "fix" since 15.7.1 and 16.1. Have a read here:
See the "Backup" section:
iOS Backup Passcode Prompt
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About the security content of iOS 16.1 and iPadOS 16 - Apple Support
This document describes the security content of iOS 16.1 and iPadOS 16.support.apple.com
The conclusion I agree with, this will cause missed backups, which will lead to data loss. If this is an intended security fix, then the fix is flawed.
The fix should be enter passcode once for the first time and exchange certificates. If you have the certificate, you should need the prompt. That and encryption should prevent any CVE.
My bug feedback has many similar reports. I have a new phone, maybe I’ll call Apple … if I have a few free hours.
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13 Pro Max - iPad Pro 11
Messages - Forwarding
Don’t know why I did but, maybe I noticed something, anyway I started matching messages between my 13PM and IPP11 - all messages are forwarded from my iPhone to my iPad.
In just the last few days, I am missing a number of messages. From iMessage and SMS/MMS senders.
All messages are on the iPhone. The messages missing are strictly on the iPad.
Didn’t miss anything critical, thankfully.
Reported via Feedback.
Messages - Forwarding
Don’t know why I did but, maybe I noticed something, anyway I started matching messages between my 13PM and IPP11 - all messages are forwarded from my iPhone to my iPad.
In just the last few days, I am missing a number of messages. From iMessage and SMS/MMS senders.
All messages are on the iPhone. The messages missing are strictly on the iPad.
Didn’t miss anything critical, thankfully.
Reported via Feedback.
Has anyone attempted to downgrade to iOS 16.2 after enabling the use of Security Keys on their Apple ID? I figured it shouldn't be much of a problem as you need iOS 16.3 to add Security Keys. It's not like I'm prevented to login to my Apple ID on a Mac running macOS Monterey after adding my Security Keys. But you never know..
I made the splurge and can confirm that you actually can't. Had to remove my security keys before I could use my Apple ID on iOS 16.2. This prevent me from "updating" from iOS 16.3 BETA1 to 16.2 via Recovery Mode, which normally works. Had to go via DFU mode, restore to iOS 16.2, then restore from my backup. Not much of a problem, just takes a tad bit longer. My backup restored just fine and I'm running iOS 16.2 using my iOS 16.3 backup.
What are you using now? Fax? Carrier pigeon? Feel free to send your answer as a page.
Spark here. Gave up on Apple Mail years ago. They have never given it the focus it needs to be even a decent mail app. Sad!
Have just noticed what seems to be a massive issue with Screen Time and Downtime settings (for kids)
It seems that at least from iOS 16.2 the ability to restrict changing the date and time on devices is no longer possible. So kids can simply change their clock on device and prevent downtime blocking. I don't know if this change/bug was there from iOS 16 or if its a regression since 16.2. Still present in 16.3 and on latest Ventura beta.
It seems that at least from iOS 16.2 the ability to restrict changing the date and time on devices is no longer possible. So kids can simply change their clock on device and prevent downtime blocking. I don't know if this change/bug was there from iOS 16 or if its a regression since 16.2. Still present in 16.3 and on latest Ventura beta.