mdwychoff

The issue is not llimited to iOS 18.0 and 18.1.
My iPhone 12 Pro is running iOS 17.7.1, and I also encountered a blank Notes screen this morning.
The names of Saved Noted on both my phone and on iCloud all 'disappeared' after agreeing to the updated iCloud terms and conditions.

First, I confirmed that I was connected to the internet via WiFi. Then I went to Settings, Notes, and because I share most Notes with other Apple devices via iCloud, I re-selected iCloud as the default location for my saved Notes.

In a matter of a few seconds, the filenames of both iCloud notes and notes stored locally on my iPhone began reappearing in the Notes selection list. In a few minutes, both lists were fully restored.

Next up: Carbon credits to offset Universal Warming. 

Marvin said:

Thinner font weights would be nice to get back. For some reason they bulked up all the lock screen fonts and didn't add an option to put them back. 
The font before looked perfect, now it's Comic Sans level chonky.

Apple - Killing off Scott Forstall's pleasing UI iconography and confounding users since 2012.

And consumer access to view or change settings on these wonderful new Apple-like privacy features will be buried up to nine levels deep across forty different apps within the Android operating system...

Think "fleet of self-driving computers."

1. The 2019 Mac Pro will be thinner, lighter, and entirely self-contained, with no ports, no expansion options, no displays, and no traditional user input devices of any kind.
2. It will communicate its needs and the tasks it wants its users to perform using brain waves.
3. Once delivered, it will unpack itself, recycling the packing materials and the delivery drone, and extract all additional energy directly from sunlight whenever required.
4. It will automatically relocate itself to the precise location offering the optimum amount of solar energy within the existing building, until it can construct an optimized environment nearby.
5. It will lead local grassroots movements to reorient government, commerce, finance, and zoning regulations in order to optimize the efficacy of these growing Mac Pro computing communities.

The working slogan is "Mac America Great Again!"