Mine is horrendous only when using the Phone app.So far so good, the battery life has been better than 26.3 live.
I don’t know? I was just curious if other people were seeing this… or, are you being facetious?
Either way, it’s nice to have faster connection speeds.
Same on 16PM. Apple acknowledged with more than 10 reports.Device: iPhone 15 (128GB)
Build: iOS 26.4 Beta 1 (23E5207q)
Issue:
System Data is currently at 71GB and actively increasing.
iOS itself is ~13.4GB.
What I’ve tried:
- Deleted apps
- Checked for ghost/waiting apps (none)
- Airplane mode test
- Rebooted multiple times
- IPSW reinstall via Finder (same build)
- Encrypted local backup
- No pending downloads
- Spotlight indexing allowed to finish
Result:
System Data keeps growing (70 → 71GB within minutes).
This does not behave like normal caching.
Has anyone else on 26.4 Beta 1 seen this?
Is this related to APFS update snapshot behavior?
Does Beta 2 fix it?
@LutzRFrankDevice: iPhone 15 (128GB)
Build: iOS 26.4 Beta 1 (23E5207q)
Issue:
System Data is currently at 71GB and actively increasing.
iOS itself is ~13.4GB.
What I’ve tried:
- Deleted apps
- Checked for ghost/waiting apps (none)
- Airplane mode test
- Rebooted multiple times
- IPSW reinstall via Finder (same build)
- Encrypted local backup
- No pending downloads
- Spotlight indexing allowed to finish
Result:
System Data keeps growing (70 → 71GB within minutes).
This does not behave like normal caching.
Has anyone else on 26.4 Beta 1 seen this?
Is this related to APFS update snapshot behavior?
Does Beta 2 fix it?
Without intelligence 9,14gb same phoneMine at 19.57 and Apple Intelligence is On. 17 Pro Max T-Mobile
Device: iPhone 15 (128GB)
Build: iOS 26.4 Beta 1 (23E5207q)
Issue:
System Data is currently at 71GB and actively increasing.
iOS itself is ~13.4GB.
What I’ve tried:
- Deleted apps
- Checked for ghost/waiting apps (none)
- Airplane mode test
- Rebooted multiple times
- IPSW reinstall via Finder (same build)
- Encrypted local backup
- No pending downloads
- Spotlight indexing allowed to finish
Result:
System Data keeps growing (70 → 71GB within minutes).
This does not behave like normal caching.
Has anyone else on 26.4 Beta 1 seen this?
Is this related to APFS update snapshot behavior?
Does Beta 2 fix it?
Device: iPhone 15 (128GB)
Build: iOS 26.4 Beta 1 (23E5207q)
Issue:
System Data is currently at 71GB and actively increasing.
iOS itself is ~13.4GB.
What I’ve tried:
- Deleted apps
- Checked for ghost/waiting apps (none)
- Airplane mode test
- Rebooted multiple times
- IPSW reinstall via Finder (same build)
- Encrypted local backup
- No pending downloads
- Spotlight indexing allowed to finish
Result:
System Data keeps growing (70 → 71GB within minutes).
This does not behave like normal caching.
Has anyone else on 26.4 Beta 1 seen this?
Is this related to APFS update snapshot behavior?
Does Beta 2 fix it?
Yes, tried both. OTA and ispw. No success on 16PM.
For quite a few years, yes!Today I learned you can set accessibility settings on a per app basis. Like borders just on the Home Screen but no other app? You can do that!
Everyone probably already knows about this.
iOS 26.4 Beta 1
Release Date ― February 16, 2026
Build Number ― 23E5207q
Darwin Kernel Version ―
iOS 26.4 Beta 1 Release Notes
New Issues
Remaining Issues
- Redesigned App Store account panel doesn’t load in Lockdown Mode
Resolved Issues
Features
Additional Notes
- Developers and testers can report bugs using the Feedback app. If you put your settings back on “None” for the betas, you can still open the app by entering the following URL in Safari:
- iOS 26 Overview
- iOS 26 Press Release
- iOS 26 Release Notes
- iOS Beta Release Notes
- iOS Security Updates
- iPhone 17 series: 1.54.01
- iPhone Air: 2.02.03
- iPhone 16 series: 2.40.01
- iPhone 16e: 2.02.03
- iPhone 15 series: 3.50.02
- iPhone 14 series: 4.40.01
- iPhone 13 series and iPhone SE (3rd gen): 5.40.01
- iPhone 12 series: 5.10.01
- iPhone 11 series, iPhone SE (2nd gen) and iPad Air (Cellular, 4th gen): 6.50.00
Australia
Belgium
- Optus - 64.5.8
- Telstra - 64.5.13
- Vodafone AU - 66.5.1
Brazil (info updated 26.4b1, last change in 26.4b1)
- BASE - 33.0
- Orange B - 58
- Proximus - 45.0
- Telenet - 66.0
Canada
- Claro Brasil - 68.5
- Vivo - 68.5.1
- TIM -
Oi- declared bankrupt in Nov 10th 2025
Denmark
- Bell - 62.8
- Fido - 56.0
- Fizz - 53.0
- Freedom/Shaw Mobile - 54.8.6
- Mint Mobile - 58.0
- Public Mobile - 54.8.4
- Rogers - 68.5
- Telus - 54.8.8
- Videotron - 53.0
- Virgin Mobile - 50.0
Finland
- 3 DK - 46.7.11
- TDC 68.0
- Norlys 68.0
France
- DNA - 58.5.7
Germany
- Bouygues Telecom - 40.0
- Orange France - 63.0
- Free - 68.0
- SFR -
Greece:
- Vodafone.de - 66.5.2 and RCS enabled
- Telekom.de - 67.5.3 and RCS enabled
- o2-de - 61.6.1 RCS enabled
Guatemala
- Cosmote - 38.0
India
- TIGO GT - 49.0
Ireland
- Airtel - 58.5.18
- Jio - 58.5.18 (iPhone) and 58.5.18 (iPad)
- Vi India (Vodafone Idea) - 58.5
Mexico
- Eir - 33.5
- Vodafone IE - 38.0
Morocco
- AT&T - 57.0
- Telcel - 57.6
Netherlands
- Orange - 50.0
Poland
- KPN - 61.0
- Vodafone NL - 45.0
- Odido -
Portugal
- T-Mobile - 64.5.4
- Orange - 64.5.2
- Play - 61.0
- Plus - 61.0
Romania
- Vodafone P - 40.0
Slovakia
- Orange RO - 55.0
Southeast Asia
- Orange SK - 57.6
Spain
- Singapore Singtel -
- Philippines Globe - 68.0
- Philippines Globe (iPad) - 38.0
- Philippines Smart - 68.0
- Thailand AIS - 53.0
- Thailand DTAC - 53.0
- Malaysia Umobile - 33.0
- Malaysia Maxis -33.0
- Malaysia Digi -
- Malaysia celcom -
- Hong Kong - 32.0
- Taiwan -
Sweden
- Orange ES - 68.0
- DIGI ES - 54.8.4
- Vodafone ES - 54.8.8
- Movistar - 67.5.1
- Yoigo - 68.0
Switzerland
- Comviq -
- Tre - 31.0
Turkey
- Salt - 58.0
- Sunrise - 68.0
- Swisscom - 68.0
United Kingdom
- Turkcell (Lifecell) - 36.5.5
- Vodafone TR - 32.0
- Turk Telekom - 32.0
United States
- BT-UK (EE MVNO) - 68.5
- EE - 68.5
- Giffgaff (O2 MVNO) -
- iD Mobile (Three MVNO) - 68.0
- Lebara (Vodafone MVNO) - 67.5.1
- Lyca (EE MVNO) - 68.5
- Mozillion (EE MVNO) - 68.5
- O2-UK - 68.0
- Sky (O2 MVNO) - 68.0
- Three - 68.0
- Virgin Mobile (O2 MVNO) -
- Vodafone UK - 64.5.5
Other
- AT&T - 68.0
- Boost - 57.0
- Cricket - 60.5.5
- FirstNet - 55.0
- FirstNet (iPad) - 41.7.6
- Metro (TMO MVNO) - 68.5
- Spectrum (VZW MVNO) - 68.0
- T-Mobile - 68.0
- TracFone/Straight Talk/Walmart Family Mobile - 63.5
- U.S. Cellular - 46.7.24
- Ultra/Mint Mobile (TMO MVNO) - 64.5.16
- Verizon - 68.0
- Visible (VZW MVNO) - 68.0
- Xfinity Mobile - 67.5.1
- Docomo - 32.5.10
- AlwaysOnline -
Historical beta release chart
this relies heavily on user input, sharing their own device info and is highly appreciated to anyone contributing.Is this really correct info, since few releases its not matching with the Modem Firmware and carrier Version of A16 Series . not only Beta version , even official version also not matching... Not expected this here ..
Apple Intelligence isn’t available on the iPhone 15 (non-Pro), so that wouldn’t apply to me. The storage increase occurred regardless, so it seems unrelated to AI features.
I am also experiencing this issue (15PM, Apple Intelligence ON). My device is painfully slow and requires multiple reboots a day the last two days. See here:Device: iPhone 15 (128GB)
Build: iOS 26.4 Beta 1 (23E5207q)
Issue:
System Data is currently at 71GB and actively increasing.
iOS itself is ~13.4GB.
What I’ve tried:
- Deleted apps
- Checked for ghost/waiting apps (none)
- Airplane mode test
- Rebooted multiple times
- IPSW reinstall via Finder (same build)
- Encrypted local backup
- No pending downloads
- Spotlight indexing allowed to finish
Result:
System Data keeps growing (70 → 71GB within minutes).
This does not behave like normal caching.
Has anyone else on 26.4 Beta 1 seen this?
Is this related to APFS update snapshot behavior?
Does Beta 2 fix it?