A developer beta of a new iOS at that. So many of these comments seem so harsh for a first developer draft. Sure, sharing bugs and glitches can be helpful, but the frequent "how could they release this" vitriol confounds me.
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iOS 26 Beta 1 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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One fix someone suggested on Apple's forums was open Utilities, Keychain Access, search for com.apple.passd.virtual.card. - Delete all occurrences, quit keychain access.
But I do not have a Mac. Wondering if I borrow one and try this, will it sync back to my phone (provided I remove the Apple Card from Apple Wallet too)?
LOL could not be more incorrect. With most AI systems I have tried out, if you tell them NO THIS IS INCORRECT and tell them the correct answer, very often they respond with a school child apology and change their ways. Always do that else they will never learn.
If they set up a user account and you sign into it with your Apple account it should permeate your Apple account. You need a trusting friend with an hour to spend with you!
Threaten to unplug them unless they type out the correct answer 100 times.
They may claim to be “Apple Authorised” just because they sell a few iphones.
Check for authorised repairer
Yeah the only way I believe you can be „sure“ is that you use the support app and search for a apple authorised repair service
It probably don't have to be as easy as an old nokia phone 😀 think more like no special tools needed and things glued, maybe a couple of screws to open the phone and a flex cable to disconnect the batteri.
Apple really needs to just pull out of europe all together.
This is kinda cool…
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From the iOSBeta community on Reddit: [iOS 26 DB1] Tapping on an emoji in the keyboard now briefly shows the name of the emoji, including Genmoji
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Samsung's Galaxy S5 has an easily replaceable battery and is IP67 certified. Released 11 years ago. I don't see why Apple couldn't make a (as compact as before) device with IP68 and easily swappable battery.
I don't understand how people think that making batteries easily replaceable automatically means water resistance has to go.
That being said, I don't think it absolutely needs to be tool-less. Apple's battery glue that dissolves when electricity is applied is quite an elegant solution. Make opening the phone up a bit easier and most people should be able to replace the battery themselves.
The main problem is that an official replacement battery kit is up to $119 (16 Pro), which is at least 3x as much as it should cost I feel like.
True. And I’d hope that they are maybe trying out different things in different apps… but it seems a bit all over the place and inconsistent right now
Strange, for me it’s just below the ten-day forecast where it’s always been. I’m wondering if maybe stories deemed more important get elevated to the top? Have you check any other locations to see if it’s the same? Maybe a reboot might fix it if it’s a bug
Apple thinks they have already complied with the law (natch)
Apple Makes iPhone 16 Batteries Easier to Replace to Comply With EU Law
Apple's internal design changes that improve thermal regulation in the iPhone 16 models also have the added benefit of making the battery easier to access for service, a feature that will help Apple comply with European regulations. In its press release for the iPhone 16, Apple confirms that the...
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That emoji button next to the “123” key won’t do it for you? Or are you looking for something else?
Do you have the emoji keyboard installed? (Settings—>General—>Keyboard) My daughter said some of her keyboards weren’t there after installing iOS 26 so she had to re-add them..
