One thing I noticed about OS updates, is the odd-major-versions seem to be better (11/13/15).
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macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 - Bug fixes, changes, and more
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Is anyone out there having terrible battery life our laptops at the office are basically turned into desktops! And don't say it's just indexing. It's been weeks since we've updated and we're getting 3 or 4 hours out of full charge on multiple MacBook Pros.
Yesterday I installed macOS 26.4.1. I have a MacBook Pro M1 Max (2021) with 64GB of RAM.
Unfortunately, my camera is no longer visible to macOS. When I check System Information -> Camera, it shows "No video capture devices were found". No apps - including FaceTime, browsers, or PhotoBooth - can see my camera.
However, when I run Apple Diagnostics, camera is shown as OK. Info about test says it captures a 3-second video and verifies average number of frames.
My camera was working perfectly just a few hours before the update. I've also seen reports of the same issue affecting 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro (2020) on Apple Community forums.
Unfortunately, my camera is no longer visible to macOS. When I check System Information -> Camera, it shows "No video capture devices were found". No apps - including FaceTime, browsers, or PhotoBooth - can see my camera.
However, when I run Apple Diagnostics, camera is shown as OK. Info about test says it captures a 3-second video and verifies average number of frames.
My camera was working perfectly just a few hours before the update. I've also seen reports of the same issue affecting 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro (2020) on Apple Community forums.
Yet another vibe coding without proper verification and testing victim it seems 🙁