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iOS 26.2.1 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements

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iOS 26.2 was very stable for me is only 26.2.1 that is draining very badly compared to previous iOS update. Never had such a bad battery drain in my life after an update, hopefully after a few more days it will stable and is taking too many days to stable.
Either some iCloud syncing/indexing going on or you have some app not behaving. Its doubtful iOS itself is to blame or everyone else would be having issues too. I would close all apps and reboot then give it a day or two to see if it settles. OR see if there is a particular offending app showing up in battery usage causing your issue. Luck to you!
 
Hello Everyone,
Since the update 26.2 and now 26.2.1 (iOS and iPadOS), I know that I am not alone, I have a frustrating issue with AirPlay.
When I use this one with my Sonos system, not always but often, when the music plays, some tracks plays in ghosted mode > I see the evolution time of the track but no sound releases from the players. To resolve this > rewind or forward.
I have seen that other peoples have the same problem with Bose system and also with the HomePods.
My WiFi are reliable and very stable. All of my Sonos players have a dedicated IP address.
I hope that this problem will be resolved in the future.
Kind regards.
Exact same problem with my HomePod mini. Tried many things to solve it but with no success. Very frustrating.
 
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I just wanted to share my iOS 26.2.1 upgrade experience for what it's worth.
Last night my iPhone 15 Pro updated itself automatically while on charge and on my home wifi overnight.

At 11am I received a text from my network provider saying I had used my entire data allowance for the month.
When I logged into my providers app it seems that from 1am my iPhone had some how used my entire 35GB allowance for the month.

I've dug into my Settings but still can't figure how or what happened.
I can only assume that after updating my iPhone did not auto connect to my home wifi until I had unlocked it (which I didn't until I woke up the next morning) and either a system process or rouge app used 35GB of my cell data without my knowledge.

I checked my Battery usage which is saying Overcast used 35% more battery today than usual with 2m on-screen and 22m background, but when I look at the Manage Storage settings in Overcast it's using the same amount of data as earlier this week, so I'm not convinced Overcast auto-downloaded 35GB of podcasts.

TL;DR - An automatic iOS update used my entire monthly mobile data allowance overnight without my knowledge, despite having wifi available.
I wanted to warn other users of this and will be disabling auto-updates on all my devices moving forward after this experience.
 
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A full 26.2.1 IPSW for iPhone 15 Pro is only 10.9Gb, if you were alraedy on iOS 26, it'd be less than that as it would be a delta update.

You can see if Software Updates used any Mobile Data for the update by going into Settings, Mobile Service, under Mobile Data, System Services.
 
https://ipsw.me/iPhone16,1

A full 26.2.1 IPSW for iPhone 15 Pro is only 10.9Gb, if you were alraedy on iOS 26, it'd be less than that as it would be a delta update.

You can see if Software Updates used any Mobile Data for the update by going into Settings, Mobile Service, under Mobile Data, System Services.
I was on wifi to pull the update either way.
I don't think the IPSW was what used all my mobile data, but something post-update.

Am I right in thinking once an update is installed (or phone rebooted) a device will not connect to wifi until unlocked?
 
I was on wifi to pull the update either way.
I don't think the IPSW was what used all my mobile data, but something post-update.

Am I right in thinking once an update is installed (or phone rebooted) a device will not connect to wifi until unlocked?
This seems to be the case. Mine has always done that once its rebooted.
 
Anyone else seeing Bluetooth headphones no longer keeping their volume settings after 26.2.1? If I don't remember to turn them down after connecting they blast my eardrums.
Not sure which headphones you’re using but what helped for me was to set the volume I want it to always start at. Then go into Bluetooth and disconnect the headphones manually (don’t turn them off) then reconnect using the Bluetooth settings. After that, they will remember that setting and then you can turn them off when you’re done from now on.
 
Not sure which headphones you’re using but what helped for me was to set the volume I want it to always start at. Then go into Bluetooth and disconnect the headphones manually (don’t turn them off) then reconnect using the Bluetooth settings. After that, they will remember that setting and then you can turn them off when you’re done from now on.
Turns out it was an old issue with the Headphone Safety "Reduce Loud Audio" setting.
 
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Hello Everyone,
Since the update 26.2 and now 26.2.1 (iOS and iPadOS), I know that I am not alone, I have a frustrating issue with AirPlay.
When I use this one with my Sonos system, not always but often, when the music plays, some tracks plays in ghosted mode > I see the evolution time of the track but no sound releases from the players. To resolve this > rewind or forward.
I have seen that other peoples have the same problem with Bose system and also with the HomePods.
My WiFi are reliable and very stable. All of my Sonos players have a dedicated IP address.
I hope that this problem will be resolved in the future.
Kind regards.
Exact same problem with my HomePod mini. Tried many things to solve it but with no success. Very frustrating.

Edit: Installed 26.3 RC to HomePod mini & iPhone 17 Pro Max & problem seems to be solved. I'll keep an eye on it but so far so good 👍
 
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Exact same problem with my HomePod mini. Tried many things to solve it but with no success. Very frustrating.

Edit: Installed 26.3 RC to HomePod mini & iPhone 17 Pro Max & problem seems to be solved. I'll keep an eye on it but so far so good 👍
Many thanks for your feedback 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
In Europe, the 26.3 update is not yet available.
Have a nice day.
 
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In Europe, the 26.3 update is not yet available.
It's available in France 🇫🇷
 
With this update, I'm having trouble with speakerphone on my iPhone 15 Pro: when I talk, whether using the phone app or WhatsApp, and only on speakerphone (no problem without it), the person I'm talking to doesn't always hear my voice, as if the microphone is interrupting. The microphones work fine, and I record audio with the bottom mic, the top mic, and the one next to the cameras without any issues. The speakerphone issue is temporarily resolved by toggling the "mute" button on and off, or by switching to speakerphone without speakerphone and then switching back to speakerphone. But it's temporary and starts working again after a few moments.
Before this 26.2.1 update, I hadn't had any problems. I know this is a problem on many iPhones (especially the 15) and has been discussed online for a few years, but it only appeared on me with this update.
 
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