Great update. I've found several bugs in this 0.0 update, but nothing serious. Most new "useful" features in a few years. IMO
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iOS 16 Adoption Outpaces iOS 15 Adoption in First Two Days
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So what moron decided to move notifications to the very bottom of the phone? Am I the only one?
And so many thought CSAM would keep iPhone users from upgrading to iOS 15 and beyond lmao.
Oh you sweet sweet Summer child that you believe you have any semblance of privacy on the Internet. Rule number 1 of OpSec is to already consider yourself compromised. Every single company is harvesting your data, monitoring and tracking your every single move.
Apple doesn't 'need' any reason to give a BS excuse to scan any of your files you put on their servers, it's already against the law for you have any kind of files that breach your countries laws. In this instance all Apple is actually doing is 'enforcing' this. It is after all their hardware, their servers, and their liability.
Would you allow me to store something in your house without you knowing what I am storing? "Hi buddy, you don't mind me storing this big box in your house, don't ask what it is, because I don't need your BS excuses, it's none of your business what I'm storing". How would you feel if I took that approach? What if I said here's some hush money to keep your nose out. I seriously doubt you'd be so accommodating when it's 'you' on the receiving end.
Stomp your little feet on how unfair it is you can't store your filth on other peoples property all you like.
No-one cares about it but you.
*edit* after restarting the phone a couple times and also just leaving it for a while, all seems good again.
I was super excited to try all the features in iOS 16, soi did something I never do - upgrade to the .0 (ie 16.0) version of a new release.
Regrettably most of my apps crash shortly after opening. I can basically use Safari - no apps. Even the photos app crashes.
This is on a 2 month old iPhone 13 Pro.
I was super excited to try all the features in iOS 16, soi did something I never do - upgrade to the .0 (ie 16.0) version of a new release.
Regrettably most of my apps crash shortly after opening. I can basically use Safari - no apps. Even the photos app crashes.
This is on a 2 month old iPhone 13 Pro.
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Been running iOS 16 since beta 3 and been impressed with its stability and performance on my iPhone 13 Pro.
Possibly. But I figured major changes would be in 16+ and that security updates to 15 were worth the ‘risk’. We’ll never know. In any case I’m happy enough with 15 in terms of features 👍
My 13 pro max feels speedier and smoother in iOS 16 compared to 15.6. I am going to call BS on your claim that iOS 16 has basically neutered all the apps in your phone.
I'm on a 13 mini, battery life is really good, also no lags, everything works as it should. Just very few UI stutters but those will be gone with future updates. Overall, i don't regret it updating it to 16.
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Nothing major trust me, i'm very perfectionist and very needy as in smooth things when it comes to UI. And it doesn't bother me at all. Stutters happens when i'm doing things too fast on the phone but overall is a very stable iOS
The number of people who are okay with the general public being used as a beta testing group…
Yeah, just say “finish it”.
But then, Apple never do finish anything. They move right past and ignore the hundreds of already-reported bugs, pushing the next version into another rushed development cycle, for another buggy release next year.
Well… I get to decide if I want to be a “beta tester”. Someone else does not.
What’s interesting is that the MR posters who railed against csam scanning, doesn’t seem to scale up to the general public.
Proving MR posters do not represent the public at large.