Meanwhile, a friend of mine paid for the developer account but doesn't see the option. He only sees the public beta choice. And Apple support is not helping at all. This whole thing is pretty messed up.
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Meanwhile, a friend of mine paid for the developer account but doesn't see the option. He only sees the public beta choice. And Apple support is not helping at all. This whole thing is pretty messed up.
Anyone else seeing this glitch while swiping up for notifications? 13P
Might have had auto update install on and the phone didn't have enough room for the update so it temp deletes apps.
Unfortunately, my phone didn't have enough storage for the update so it did the same but I had to verify it. It removed and reinstalled about 20 apps.
Another reason I need to upgrade my phone 🥲
Apple has stated that anyone logging into the developer site with their Apple ID would also see the developer beta option in Software Update. I'm not a developer nor do I have a paid account but I did once log into the site with my Apple ID, that is the one that is my primary on my devices, and the developer beta option is there. But we were instructed to use the customer beta option to receive beta updates, or off if we do not want the beta releases.
I wanted to restart paying for it (have not in a while) and the system tells me to turn on 2FA. It is already on. Apple has been pretty much unhelpful on solving this. So yeah, I am feeling the support "luv".
If only it were that simple.
You have to blend release notes with user reports from the wild when playing iOS update roulette.
This has been, for me, the most stable I’ve seen from iOS 16 or iPadOS 16. I’m planning on wiping both my iPhone & iPad and reinstalling.
The friend had logged into the Apple developer site but the option didn't show up.
Today, iOS 16.5 beta 1 was released, and suddenly the option appeared for him too. Very interesting.
Astronomy - Earth wallpaper is semi broken here (IP 13 Pro Max).
On the lockscreen it correctly updates day/night cycle and clouds but when you swipe up to the homescreen it jumps back to display the zoomed-in area of Earth at the time you booted the device/switched to the Astronomy wallpaper.
Had to choose a different wallpaper because this is annoying.
On the lockscreen it correctly updates day/night cycle and clouds but when you swipe up to the homescreen it jumps back to display the zoomed-in area of Earth at the time you booted the device/switched to the Astronomy wallpaper.
Had to choose a different wallpaper because this is annoying.
After updating Siri stopped working. Gives me connection error all the time and just says try later. 🤬
Obvious question but have they removed the old profile and registered the UDID on their account?
Just logged into my developer account and the profile is back for 16.5.
On an iPhone without the profile, but signed into a dev account, with beta switched off there was nothing available to download but when I installed the profile (leaving betas off) 16.5 showed up for download.
On the same device with developer beta on and no profile 16.5 was available to download.
Wonder if they’re doing some sort of dual running for a bit longer?
Yes, the old profile was removed, and no, the UDID wasn't registered as that hasn't been needed anymore for years now. According to Apple, the only thing you need to do is enter the correct Apple ID which subscribed to the developer program in that specific menu. Which now does work (after a new beta was released). So things are still a bit wonky but they do work eventually.
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Love this emoji! I'm not sure why it took Apple over a decade to come up with a Wi-Fi emoji. This should have been there when Mr.Steve Jobs revealed the original iPhone in 2007. Yes, it's the new emojis that bring excitement. Better late than never!
Love this emoji! I'm not sure why it took Apple over a decade to come up with a Wi-Fi emoji. This should have been there when Mr.Steve Jobs revealed the original iPhone in 2007. Yes, it's the new emojis that bring excitement. Better late than never!
I got this battery life on iPhone 14 Pro @Ios 16.3. For 14 Pro Max this is very bad battery life if there is no gaming or something else with high CPU ussage or high brightness maybe.