I’ve had this issue carrying over ever since iOS 10 Beta 2 all the way to iOS 11.2 Beta 3 so far, and from iPhone 6 Plus, to iPhone 7 Plus, to now IPhone X Currently on iPhone X (64 GB) from T-Mobile running iOS 11.2 Beta 3 Cannot recreate on command, happens randomly When I wake my device, all I see is my wallpaper, my carrier on the top left and battery and other icons on the right and nothing else. The time isn’t shown, the flashlight and camera shortcuts aren’t visible and any notifications are also not shown. Tapping where the notifications should be triggers them normally, but they’re just not displayed. Pulling Notification Center reveals the same thing. Swiping to show the Widgets works but they’re also not displayed, and swiping to open the camera just makes what little information I have on top of the screen disappear and the camera doesn’t open. Swiping to go home takes me back normally At least on the iPhone 7 Plus, not even a system restore via iTunes on PC would fix it Here I have a screen recording of how the Notification Center looks and a screenshot of the Lock Screen https://1drv.ms/f/s!AqlcHGNyv4fZhqx0Vea671jN6i5r5w
Lock Screen not displaying information
This issue persists on an iPhone X running iOS 11.2.5 public beta. I cannot reliably reproduce it, and so I do not know the cause, but it ocurrs a few times a day and I have found no fix. Reboot is the only temporary solution. Have submitted syslogs via Feedback assistant for the beta, and a screenshot like the one WiiMAN posted. Hopefully this is resolved soon, because it has persisted across several iOS versions and hardware versions at this point.
Yes, continues to plague me on iOS 11.2.5 Beta 2 on iPhone X as well. At this rate, they might as well add a feature to reload Springboard, since on one occasion it crashed on my device while the issue was present and it fixed it. Temporarily, of course
Yesterday I posted over in the Apple support forums (same username "lstarrett") with a possible resolution I discovered a few days ago. The issue may be related to the raise to wake feature. If anyone is still experiencing the issue and sees this post, try my suggestion of disabling raise to wake and seeing if the problem resolves. If so, we can file bug reports against the raise to wake feature in particular, and perhaps Apple will resolve the issue more quickly. https://discussions.apple.com/message/32756162