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iPhone I removed iOS 13 beta 1 from my XS Max
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It’s funny how different people with the same exact device and firmware can have such different experiences. I’ve had nothing but a smooth experience so far with iOS 13.... literally the only issue I had was the mail.app crashed on me once while forwarding a message.... I reopened it and it worked.
And this deserves its own topic because? I don't have many issues by the way, just mail acts up, mostly in the unread notifications department.
I haven’t installed iOS 13 because I’m not a developer.
If I was, I wouldn’t be installing a beta 1 on my primary device, it would be on a secondary device used for testing where I would report bugs using the Feedback app.
But this is just common sense right?
If I was, I wouldn’t be installing a beta 1 on my primary device, it would be on a secondary device used for testing where I would report bugs using the Feedback app.
But this is just common sense right?
not sure why you have quite a few problems.
My experience is not stellar but decent enough. Some mail app not updating emails, music app working weirdly, respiring and several crashes apps. But overall can’t complain a lot.
My experience is not stellar but decent enough. Some mail app not updating emails, music app working weirdly, respiring and several crashes apps. But overall can’t complain a lot.
Technically, the chip on each device has its own defective spots. Through normal use, fine, but in beta testing, something unusual could be triggered. Hence “random bugs” and worse experience on certain devices than others.
