İOS 26 beta battery %1

I am hoping the 2nd beta comes sooner rather than later. This first beta has many issues (yes, to be expected). One that I have never experienced before is that the battery actually drains while it is plugged in. Poor battery life is to be expected and is always an issue in betas, but for it to drop while plugged in and not even charge, is new to me. The only time it will actually charge to full is plugged into power outlet (not computer) and over night. Plugged in anywhere else, it just sits and slowly drains. Charges a little sometimes, but mainly just drains.

This modifier in visionOS 2.5 works perfectly with LazyVgrid inside a Stack in ScrollView: .hoverEffect { effect, isActive, _ in effect.scaleEffect(isActive ? 1.1 : 1.0) But the grid does not scroll in visionOS 26 beta 1 unless the scaleEffect is commented out. FB17941468

Hi, I’ve recently installed the iOS 26 DB, and I’m experiencing heating issues on my iPhone. Is there a fix to this? Also, is it a bug or a feature, that I can’t remove certain sections in the Photos app rather than rearranging them. Pls lemme know. Thanks.

After my phone updated to the iOS 18 Beta, my battery no longer last past 2pm. Before the Beta, my phone would still be at 40% by 11pm. It drops down as soon as I unplug it. It gets really hot with everything I do on it. Hopefully this gets fixed and my battery quits having issues. This same thing happened to my phone back with the iPhone 7. Ended having to trade it in due to battery not last past 12pm.

After too many boot loops and inability to boot up at all from system data bloating, I decided to restore the iPhone 16 Pro Max I’m beta testing on back to iOS 18.4 for a third time. Unfortunately, I found the iOS 26 beta 2 had made a iCloud backup last night, replacing my 18.4 backup. Is this something betas are supposed to do? I’ve been beta testing for around a decade now, I’ve never seen a iOS beta make an iCloud backup. Is anyone else noticing excessive system data bloating (70-100 GB or more)? Regardless, I’m in it for the long game now 😂

Hi,I have a macbook pro 2016 TB, I had terrible battery drain with 10.12.1. about 6 hours max with browsing and emails, more liek 4-5 hours with more than that.with 10.12.2 beta 5 I had the same battery issue. but with 10.12.2 general release, magic, my battery life is 9-10 hours of emails and browsing. However I get video glitches on startup, just for 10-20 seconds after I loggin, and only on first morninhg loggin!!I updated to 10.12.3 beta 1 and my battery is bad again. I went back to to 10.12.2 and it is fine 10 hours. there is a problem with me for 10.12.3.The diference I see is that at idle the minimum watts I get with battery hgealth is 10W with 10.12.3 and 4-5watts with 10.12.2. there is something the uses battery on the background and that does not show in activity monitor total CPU is very low in both cases.any body sees the same problem?

Xcode 26 beta 4 and iOS 26 beta 4 unable to build: facing issues in sideloading using Xcode Unable to find a DDI that can be used to enable DDI services on the device

so far the only issue I’m having since the update yesterday is my Bluetooth. Every time I try to use my Bluetooth headphones since the update, they either just stop working midway through playing a song or watching a video, etc., or they play a super high pitched noise that causes me to have to rip my headphones out of my ears.

When beta 1 came it battery life was horrible! It improved each time with beta 2 and 3, but the beta 4 is horrible! I can be charged 100% unplug phone and not even have the display on and it runs down about 15% in less than 5 minutes... almost dead in an hour.Anyone else having these issues or suggestions to fix it? I'm almost considering jumping over to the public beta to see if it is any better.

A method in my app now requires the override keyword when compiling with Xcode 26 beta / iOS 26 SDK, but if I add it, the current official Xcode 16.4 (iOS 18 SDK) throws a compile error. It's about 'toggleSidebar(_:)' in UIViewController. The problem is: Apple expects our apps to be ready for iOS 26 launch this fall, so I need to be actively developing and testing in the Xcode 26 beta now. At the same time, I still need to submit updates to the App Store using the current official Xcode 16.4 until iOS 26 officially launches. I'm using a single .xcodeproj file and can't keep manually adding/removing -DIOS_SDK_26_OR_LATER in Build Settings multiple times a day. How to fix it and why isn't there a straightforward #if sdk(>=26.0) type of check for compile-time in Swift? It's really frustrating to manage this override conflict.

I'm running iOS 9.3.3 beta 1. Overnight my iPhone downloaded iOS 10.0 beta 1 and is asking me to install it.I don't want that. I want to remove the iOS 10.0 beta 1 download installer from my iPhone and just want to install the new iOS 9.3.3 beta 4.Anyone an idea how to do this? Is really annoying!😕