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Hey everyone, One final update from Engineering: Hi Richy, Changes have been deployed to the server today that may have resolved this issue. Is this issue fixed for you? I hope this issue is solved for everyone by now, including you, @bvledford? Looking forward to troubleshooting a new issue with everyone! 🤪
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Hey everyone, Thanks to @slotcarbuddy, I can report that Find My and Find My Friends are now working as expected across all devices. All I needed to do on iPhone: Settings > [Name] > Find My > Use This iPhone as My Location It appears that Apple has just resolved this account-related issue. We rode the wave together! 😀
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Hey everyone, You’re right—no fix in iOS 15.0 Beta 2 (19A5281h). I have tried to be as meticulous as possible at troubleshooting; but this issue can only be solved with Apple’s help. I have a ticket open with AppleCare Tier 2, and the case is being investigated by iCloud Engineering. I’ll contribute updates here with everyone. After updating to iOS 15.0 Beta 1, the error on iPhone is: Settings > [Name] > Find My > “Share My Location Unavailable.” “Unable to connect to server. Please try again later.” In an attempt to solve, I restored the iPhone to 14.6 and set up as new. However, the issue persists. Find My ‘device’ cannot be enabled on: Apple Watch on watchOS 7.5 MacBook Air on macOS 11.4 And consequently, Find My ‘device’ via iCloud.com does not list Apple Watch or MacBook Air. Find My Friends cannot be enabled on: iPhone on iOS 14.6 MacBook Air on macOS 11.4 As you have all noted, elements of Find My ‘device’ and Find My Friends are accessible via iCloud.com. This issue appears to be account related since it does not affect Apple IDs that have not been exposed to iOS 15. Lastly, I have a Beta Feedback ticket ‘open’ which Apple has marked ‘more than 10 [users]’ affected.