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I am running a MacBook Pro 14" M3 8GB machine with the latest version of Sequoia 15.0 Beta (24A5289h) and have found that although it will connect to my Apple Watch v8 11.0 (22R5309f) it will now not log me in from the screensaver.
Are there any ideas as to what I need to do to get it to work again - was working perfectly in Beta 1 & 2.
Thanks

I seem to have been able to 'cure' the problem. Turned the Watch login off , then rebooted and then turned back on again - seems now sorted.
I have the same issue. The cure you mention does work for about a day, and then stops working again. I'm finding it quite annoying but thought it was a "just me" and my set up issue than an issue with the beta. Maybe it is something that will be fixed in the coming releases.
 
Running Beta3 on latest MacBook Pro, I have issues with AirPods Pro only with the microphone not working. Anybody else can't get the microphone to work?
 
Running Beta3 on latest MacBook Pro, I have issues with AirPods Pro only with the microphone not working. Anybody else can't get the microphone to work?
I haven't installed, but have seen the bug reported on Reddit /r/macosbeta. It's the main reason I have not installed yet.
 
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The betas are not for the faint of heart...😏
it's not as terrifying as it could be. it's just, reasonably, that some apps don't work, some things aren't finished, some things are broken. it's not for everyone; it's for anyone who wants to explore 'the new'... and is willing to take risks.
 
it's not for everyone; it's for anyone who wants to explore 'the new'... and is willing to take risks.
One can always install the beta on a separate partition, on a usb stick and so on. And, then send feedback, try to influence the developers to get the OS working the way you want, at least a little. Some don't want to install the stable release, even after few weeks. So, the updating (of any kind) is not for the faint of heart...
 
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One can always install the beta on a separate partition, on a usb stick and so on. And, then send feedback, try to influence the developers to get the OS working the way you want, at least a little. Some don't want to install the stable release, even after few weeks. So, the updating (of any kind) is not for the faint of heart...
i got everything except 'not for the faint of heart'... 🤔
 
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