“Account Locked”

Good morning. I experience the same. But only after i restored a backup of the phone. I guess it simply might me related to one of the accounts that then get restored. So maybe a link to the exchange contacts e.g. might be the cause.

I decided to run Xcode from command line for possible error traces. It seems that my Xcode was indeed unable to download and mount 'Watch1_1_13S5255d.dmg'. First URL it returned 404 and the second URL which is attempted on both my (Admin) team accounts failed with 403.Same experience after logging in and trying from browser. However, I saw that people here had access to this file. So, for the long-shot I VPNed to a US based server and was then able to download the dmg from:adcdownload.apple.com/Developer_Tools/watchOS_13S5255d/Watch1_1_13S5255d.dmg(The one the previously returned the 403). The symbols were installed to:~/Library/Developer/Xcode/watchOS DeviceSupport/Watch1,2 2.0 (13S5255d)/SymbolsI'm now able to debug on the Watch OS2 Beta 2 🙂

Yup I can't get Exchange calendar syncing working at all. Plus, whilst mail syncs fine, it doesn't half cause my phone to get warm!Have resorted to disabling Exchange account and just using the Outlook app for the moment.(iOS 9 Beta 2 - iPhone 6)

Apparently Apple is moving back on it's strategy, and for privacy reasons is removing Bonjour stuff from the OS core.That's a very odd way to put things. Bonjour has always been about advertising services, not devices. iOS has no services to advertise by default, and thus it does not appear to Bonjour. This is expected behaviour.OTOH, if you register a Bonjour service from within an app that you run on the device, it shows up in Bonjour just fine.Remember that the goal of Bonjour is to help users connect to services, not to provide a network management protocol.1) To be sure I have understood everything right, and if it is realy impossible to discover iDevices with bonjour ?Correct.2) To know any other way to discover an iDevice and more generaly a Smartphone connected on the local WiFi network.In general there's no good way to do this. You can ping every IP address but...3) To know how to ping a iDevice when it is in sleep mode, all my ping requests fail 30 seconds after the iDevice enters in sleep mode.To s

What I figured out is that not every voip push notification that has been sent by the server will be received by the iOS device. Sometimes it seems, that they got lost.My app won't be put into the app store, so it is ok, that the app is marked to be a voip app without being a normal voip app.I'm using the voip feature to be able to receive push notifications in all app states - including the suspended state. The notifications will be received even on the lock screen. But this worked sometimes and sometimes not, I cannot figured out why this happens. I found the following posting in the iOS dev forum archives (https://devforums.apple.com/thread/257354?start=0&tstart=0), but I haven't tested this solution yet. I agree with you, I faced many issues as well using PushKit.My problem is still starting a background task, when a voip push notification arrives, the app is suspended and the lock screen is in front. In this case I register a new background task to download a file from a remote serv

Sorry, there is definitely no way (on a non-jailbroken phone) of having the lock screen rotate currently - not even on the iPhone 6+

Same here. Stopped syncing my office 365 account with beta 2, both with the iPhone and iPad. My other exchange account syncs fine though

You can rotate screen using 'Mute' button on iPhone 6+. In 'Mute' mode, screen rotation lock is on and with 'Unmute' mode, screen can rotate horizontally & vertically.

screen rotation-lock and lock-screen rotation sound similar, but are different things

I am also having same problem. I am not even able to scroll down notifications on Today's Screen when phone is locked & unlocked condition.iPhone 6 Plus 16 GBiOS 9.0 Beta 2