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I_am_a_loser

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Sep 8, 2015
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I had signed up and installed the iOS 9.2 beta (versions 3 & 4) on my 6s to see if it would remedy the scratchy speaker I was experiencing with some apps. I reported the problems via the Feedback app that gets installed on your device when you download the beta. I didn't hear anything from Apple initially, but just today received this from them:

"Engineering has implemented changes that are supposed to fix the problem you reported. These changes are in the latest version of the software available to you, 13D11."

I deleted the beta off my phone when iOS 9.2 officially dropped to the public and haven't given much thought about it since, but I'm considering downloading the 9.2.1 beta now if it really does remedy the speaker issue. Can anyone confirm?
 
Some songs on YouTube sucked, podcasts, the xfinity app was awful. But it wasn't everything, only certain things. Which led me to believe its software related.
 
Sorry, I can't confirm that the patch fixed anything, mainly because I never heard the problem on the YouTube videos I've watched and I don't have Xfinity. But the current beta is 13D14. I think 13D11 is 9.2.1
 
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