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I'd love it to be supported on iOS 15 as well, but unless we hear otherwise, I'm afraid we have to assume it won't be available on iOS 15. Which is a real shame, for those of us developing chart-heavy apps that need to support old versions (due to mandates from those in positions above us).
But I'd love to be wrong.
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Apple has resolved this with Xcode 11 beta 4!! 🎉(I'd given up hope due to the lack of radars and replies to this post, but someone in Cupertino must've noticed!)
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I'm in the same boat, iPhone Xs (not Max). Both it and my 1st-gen iPad Pro are on i/PadOS 13 beta 2, and both are no longer charging reliably.Additionally, my Apple Watch on watchOS 6 beta 2 isn't charging reliably either. My MacBook running Catalina beta 2 seems to be having issues too, but it's definitely not as pronounced as my iPhone and iPad, both of which struggle to get above 10% charge now. I've tried multiple chargers, outlets, and computers. For the iPhone, I've also tried with and without the smart battery case, over wired and wireless charging. No luck in any of it. The only reliable Apple devices I have right now are my desktop Macs and my Apple TV… I can't currently count on anything with a battery.
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watchOS 6 does feature new faces, I can confirm this on my Series 4. So if they're not showing up on your Series 2, either there's an (entirely possible) mistake on Apple's end, or the new faces don't support older devices. The latter would strike me as odd, though, as the new faces hardly seem more resource-intensive than ones supported by "Series 0", which includes the 3D solar system face.
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Yep, likely just a Public Beta if anything, so that users can report issues they find ahead of launch (as is the case with the other Public Betas).
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I asked the the local sysadmin at the large telco where I work about this, and he confirmed that our machines also are blocking beta access. He showed me how to whitelist my machine, though, but only after going through the "we won't be able to support you" speech.So if the rest of you are on corporate devices, I'd say to reach out to your friendly neighborhood sysadmin and ask about it.
You may need the 2.10 beta of Apple Configurator. You can grab it here, under Applications.
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Check your Time Machine snapshots. See this post for details.
Yep, it appears that there's a new readonly partition for the system itself to securely reside in.
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Same issue here. I really want to get started with Catalyst, but I can't without Catalina.
