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kkqd1337 said:

I have been using the iOS beta since Dev1 on my production device. no real issues.

But one problem I always experience with iOS betas is overheating and worsened battery life.

As with all betas, report, report, report using the feedback app

robin huber said:

Would be nice if they offered an online calculator tool to help find which configuration of plans would save most. 

Old fashioned math will tell you that. 

melgross said:

This is nice, but what has happened to the public beta of iOS and iPad 26? It was thought to be coming out possibly at the beginning of the second week in July along with a modified developer beta 3. We haven’t heard anything yet, and here it is three weeks in. Are they having problems? This is a pretty long interval.

Some devs are having issues with the Contacts app crashing. The old saying holds: it’s a beta - there will be bugs. If you don’t like bugs, don’t download

mknelson said:

Annoyingly, the Canadian Federal government approved the hearing aid features many months ago, but several provinces are sticking with OTC hearing products requiring a prescription so nobody in Canada can access the hearing aid and test features.

Agree totally with you. I’m an Audiologist in Ontario and I would love to be able to tell my patients that this is an option. Even at Costco pricing (disclosure I work there), prescription aids are over $1000 a pair with ADP (OHIP - Alberta also has government funding). It’s Ontario and other provinces that are standing in the way. 

As a user, I appreciate this level of dedication to help the phone have a long, useful life. The worst thing would be to have the phone be so cracked that I couldn’t use it. Yes, put a case on. But Apple’s efforts are intense.