“Account Locked”

I havent been able to get this to work either. I already had Spotlight Suggestions turned on so I tried flicking the switch and no change.Just updated to 10.11 Beta 2 but I still cant get any natural queries to work. Also tried to do natural queries from the Guest account in case it was a user profile issue but still no luck.

Same here. No chance to reinstall my Exchange account (can't verify...) - even in beta 2. Still working fine under iOS 9 beta 1/2.

It will work with one caveat. Depending on how the app was installed on a device there may or may not be a receipt. If there is no receipt in the expected location you must refresh the receipt. When you refresh the receipt the user will see a UIAlert telling them they must log into their iTunes Account. You might want to explain to the user what is happening so they won't be surprised by this requirement. However, since this will be the first time they are using the app on that device, they my not be that surprised.

Ok, El Cap beta 2 installed clean and with none of the issues seen with doing the update that I saw above so thats a plus. However now when I log into the App Store and click on Purchases I see the 'This iTunes account is not set up to use Family Sharing' error, which is certainly is as it was the account I've been using all along. Tried logging out of icloud and restarting but still seeing that error for now. Other than that the slowness has disppeared and apps are working as expected

Try the Store menu item in the App Store. There is a sign out option there as well as the option to view your account.

Good - they're always especially keen to learn about App Store bugs.I can confirm though that my purchases have remained intact after updating to DP2.I hope that the issue with your account is speedily resolved.

30GB is pretty big, but would still have been workable under Yosemite. Have you checked network traffic while Mail is apparently freezing? It may be that non-UI processes are still in operation trying to sync the account and just need time...

I saw a similar issue to this on beta 1 and reported a bug on it. Specifically I was able to setup my large GMAIL account and it pulled mail in but then stuck on Checking For Mail. This continued and if you looked at the activity window it would look like it was running an inventory on the GMAIL message list (number of total messages) and start to download but never completed even when left for over 24 hours. I still have the same issue on my beta 1 machine for El Capitan now but will be trying this in beta 2 shortly.

If you are having difficulties discovering your peripheral when your app is in the background or the iOS device is locked, there are a number of things to check:(not all of those will apply to your particular case, but these are good things to check for anyone having similar problems)- make sure in your code you are properly retaining your CoreBluetooth manager objects, and not inadvertently releasing them during the transition to background- if you are expecting your app to continue scanning for a peripheral for a long period after your app is backgrounded, do use CoreBlueooth preservation/restoration to allow iOS to continue scanning even after your app is removed from memory- make sure the advertising peripheral conforms with section 3.5 of Bluetooth Accessory Design Guidelines for Apple Products: https://developer.apple.com/hardwaredrivers/BluetoothDesignGuidelines.pdfIf you are getting the didDiscoverPeripheral callback as soon as you unlock the iOS device without launching your app, etc., numbe