Again, Apple may provide a fix for this in the upcoming iOS 15.1 which began beta testing earlier this week.Īpple’s iOS 15 release notes are too long to reproduce in full here, but here are the highlights: This isn't being widely reported but affected users say you will need to do a factory reset to fix it. A second flaw is also seeing AirTags disappear from the Find My app after updating to iOS 15. This is simply a faulty error message and you can ignore it until Apple releases a fix. The first warns users "iPhone storage almost full' even when there is plenty of space. Ultimately, however, this is a very promising start.Ġ9/24 Update: Two significant bugs are now being reported in iOS 15. Be warned, bugs can still show up in the coming days as more and more iPhone and iPad owners upgrade but I will update this guide if any serious problems are found. I have seen isolated reports of install issues, Livetext problems with non-English languages and FaceID not activating but they are few and far between.Ĭonsequently, this is the most stable new iOS generation I can remember. Reddit threads are predominantly positive and the official account on Twitter has not been bombarded with complaints, which is standard when any major bugs are found. I would expect a long wait.įor everyone else, the first 24 hours paint a very promising picture. Neither checkrain Unc0ver (nor checkra1n have managed to jailbreak iOS 15 yet and with the former marooned on iOS 14.3 and the latter’s iOS 14 jailbreak restricted to devices with A9(X) chipsets (iPhone 6S, 2017 iPad).
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