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iOS 16 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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Hello all,
I have an iPhone 14 Pro Max and since 16.0.2 my battery is charging not consistenty.
I have it on MagSafe all the time and still there are interruptions. See screenshots.
Do you guys have this as well?
Edit: I have the feeling that if I do something again on the device while it is on the MagSafe that it then comes to this interruption. But I do not know what that could be.
I have an iPhone 14 Pro Max and since 16.0.2 my battery is charging not consistenty.
I have it on MagSafe all the time and still there are interruptions. See screenshots.
Do you guys have this as well?
Edit: I have the feeling that if I do something again on the device while it is on the MagSafe that it then comes to this interruption. But I do not know what that could be.
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This happened again. I mean it’s been a few days so that’s good but it’s def a bug. How can someone using a beta report this
Just to clarify this is when air playing from music app. Not control center.
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Think I found a bug, did not see any mention of it in this thread or in the 16.0.1 or 16.0.2 threads. Can someone else confirm they also get this bug?
On the lockscreen, add Clock - Alarm. If no alarms are set, it should show Mmm DD ⏲️ Alarms Off.
Now set an alarm manually. Lock the phone and check the lockscreen. The Alarm time should be shown.
Switch off the alarm, get Siri to switch it on. Lock the phone and check the lockscreen. Mine says Alarms off.
One other thing which might be expected behavior, if you set the alarm manually then swipe down to see the lockscreen, the Alarm is not shown. Maybe the lockscreen only refreshes once it is locked.
On the lockscreen, add Clock - Alarm. If no alarms are set, it should show Mmm DD ⏲️ Alarms Off.
Now set an alarm manually. Lock the phone and check the lockscreen. The Alarm time should be shown.
Switch off the alarm, get Siri to switch it on. Lock the phone and check the lockscreen. Mine says Alarms off.
One other thing which might be expected behavior, if you set the alarm manually then swipe down to see the lockscreen, the Alarm is not shown. Maybe the lockscreen only refreshes once it is locked.
anyone have a problem where swiping up sometimes locks to the app instead of closing the app? Only way fix it when this happens is to press the button to make the screen 'sleep', then reopen and close the app. I have a 14 pro max. never had this problem on my old phone (running ios 15 tho)
Just open this link on your device: applefeedback://
or ask Siri to "open feedback."
I've noticed some random volume issues, but not this. For example, a few days ago Siri started talking unexpectedly quietly for some reason. Asked her to speak louder... Had an issue with car BT playback volume, but that just might have been reset in update.
Yes, this. I have a reduced notification Focus scheduled for the morning before "work" time. Now if another focus (like Workout or Mindfulness) "inturrupts" then the previous Focus isn't restored. Just noticed yesterday, but I didn't think much about it. ==> applefeedback://
It means they want you on something other than 16.0. Something new is weeks away. Likely 2nd or 3rd week in October.
A hurricane is going to hit my area tomorrow so I was hoping to not have to deal with an update in the middle of it lol
It’s cos it’s been 2 weeks since 16.0 was released and 16.0.2 is the current supported release.
From what I’ve seen over the years, this is standard.
Yep. As soon as a release is deemed "stable" in the wild, Apple stops signing previous versions. If you have the previous version, it will continue to run without issue (yeah, there are ALWAYS bugs in software)... you just can no longer install it (forward or backward). The goal is to keep you moving forward and Apple only having to support one version of each major version of iOS. As a former software developer, it makes sense from a support viewpoint... but not always from the users perspective. Their circus, their monkey.