The newest flavor of Apple’s mobile platform has plenty going on. iOS 13 and iPadOS now feature the much anticipated Dark Mode, numerous privacy and security enhancements, improved multitasking support and many more changes to some of the commonly used apps such as Photos, Reminders, and Maps.
Unfortunately, new updates with new features come with new problems. A few of these problems are rearing their ugly heads on iOS 13 and iPadOS support forums already.
The good news is that you can fix most of these annoyances rather quickly on your own, without a call to Apple Support or setting up an appointment to visit an Apple Genius. Here are the main problems with advice on what to do about them.
Contents
- 1 iOS 13 and iPadOS Common Problems Guide – Overview
- 2 iPadOS and iOS 13.1.1 are here!
- 3 How to fix iOS 13 and iPadOS install errors and problems
- 3.1 Common reasons why iOS 13 might fail to update
- 3.2 Create free storage on your iPhone or iPad before installing iOS 13 or iPadOS
- 3.3 iOS 13 or iPadOS update fails multiple times?
- 3.4 Stuck on Boot loop or Apple Logo when updating to iOS 13 or iPadOS?
- 3.5 How to switch from iOS 13 or iPadOS beta to the public iOS 13 and iPadOS
- 4 Connection problems: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and other connectivity issues on iOS 13 and iPadOS
- 4.1 Common reasons your Wi-Fi has problems with iOS 13 or iPadOS
- 4.2 Wi-Fi connection problems for iPad Air 2 users
- 4.3 AirPort Utility app keeps crashing on iPadOS and iOS 13.1
- 4.4 GPS Accuracy Issues following Update?
- 4.5 Important GPS note for older iPhone and iPad models that aren’t eligible for new updates
- 4.6 Connectivity issues between iPadOS and your USB drive, mouse, or other accessories
- 4.7 Common reasons your iPad or iPhone is not connecting to external storage
- 4.8 What about connecting a mouse or trackpad with my iPad?
- 4.9 Sidecar set up, connection, and usability issues
- 5 Communication problems: iMessage, FaceTime, eSIM and other communication issues on iOS 13 and iPadOS
- 6 Syncing problems: iCloud, Reminders app, Mail app, Apple Music, and more
- 6.1 Reminders Missing or Reminder Lists Empty after the update?
- 6.2 The Mail app has one too many problems in iOS 13 and iPadOS
- 6.3 Apple Music Library empty or not syncing after updating to iOS 13
- 6.4 Playlists have the wrong artwork in iOS and iPadOS 13.1
- 6.5 Shortcuts stop working with CarPlay in iOS 13
- 7 Episode Unavailable message on Podcasts app?
- 8 Problems with the Home Screen, Apps, and 3D touch or Haptic touch
- 8.1 Are the app icons on your iPad too small or large?
- 8.2 Missing apps on your iPhone’s Home screen after iOS 13 or iPadOS update?
- 8.3 Unable to rearrange app icons? Not able to delete or move apps? Apps not staying in a new location or folder?
- 8.4 To move or rearrange apps
- 8.5 Is your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch lagging when scrolling between Home screens?
- 8.6 Slide Over is blurry in iPadOS
- 8.7 Swiping up from the Home bar doesn’t work on iPhone X or later?
- 8.8 Can’t find where to update apps in the App Store?
- 8.9 Did the camera and flash stop working when you updated to iOS 13?
- 8.10 WeChat doesn’t work with iOS 13
- 8.11 Calendars is creating duplicate birthdays for your contacts
- 8.12 Photos crashes when you scroll
- 8.13 Other app-related problems and fixes for iOS 13 or iPadOS
- 9 Power & performance problems
- 10 Pay it forward
iOS 13 and iPadOS Common Problems Guide – Overview
In this iOS 13 and iPadOS guide, we walk you through troubleshooting and fixing (or working around) many of the common iOS 13 and iPadOS problems and annoyances.
And for issues that require deep dives, we link you to articles and resources that detail how to fix that specific issue with step-by-step instructions.
This comprehensive guide is divided into several key sections ranging from basic install and update issues, tips and tricks to easily get the most out of the new features and troubleshooting ideas for some of the essential apps such as iMessage, Notes, and Mail.
Where possible, we have also created simple cheat-sheets with essential tips that have worked for our readers over the years when dealing with some of these common iOS annoyances. Readers’ feedback and tips are also integrated into quick tips.
So if your iPhone, iPad, or iPod has problems with installation, communication, connectivity, camera, and battery or power, check out this guide first and see if you can solve the problem on your own.
We do recommend that you make a full backup of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch first.
We’re updating this article daily, so if your problem isn’t listed, please add it to the comments section.
Please share your favorite tips, tricks, and tune-ups or send your comments with screenshots, etc. to [email protected]
iPadOS and iOS 13.1.1 are here!
Already, Apple has released the next update to its software: iPadOS and iOS 13.1.1. This update is far more stable and features a list of improvements in the release notes. If you haven’t already, connect to a computer to update to iOS 13.1.1 and restart your device to see if it fixes your problems.
Apple included a list of the problems that iOS 13.1 and iOS 13.1.1 are designed to fix in their respective release notes.
iOS 13.1 claims to resolve these issues:
- Mail saying ‘No Sender’ and ‘No Subject’.
- Duplicate Mail notifications and incorrect download counts.
- Previously sent Photos are missing from Messages details page.
- Duplicate birthday events in the Calendar.
- Siri is unable to read or send third-party messages in CarPlay.
iOS 13.1.1 claims to resolve these issues:
- Fixes for battery drain issues.
- Addresses a backup restoration problem.
- Stops Reminders from syncing slowly.
- Improves the security of third-party keyboards.
If you’ve experienced any of these issues, update your device to the latest software and test it again. Ideally, use a computer to update your device as it’s a more complete installation of the software.
Are you still experiencing these problems on iPadOS or iOS 13.1.1? Let us know what’s going on in the comments!
How to fix iOS 13 and iPadOS install errors and problems 
If you’re trying to install the latest iOS 13 or iPadOS update, but having trouble updating, there are plenty of remedies.
Common reasons why iOS 13 might fail to update
There are five main reasons why iOS updates fail to install:
- lack of free storage on the iPhone or iPad
- not enough charge on the device
- low-quality Wi-Fi strength
- problematic Proxy or VPN
- Apple servers are busy, leading to delays in installation.
Create free storage on your iPhone or iPad before installing iOS 13 or iPadOS
First, make sure you have at least 4–6 GB of available space on your device for the update — check your device’s storage in Settings > General > [iDevice] Storage. If you don’t have at least 4GB of space available, remove some apps, photos, videos, or other storage hogs and free up more space on your device.
After clearing enough space, restart your device and try installing iOS 13 or iPadOS again.
How do I get rid of “Other” space on my iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch?
A lot of users struggle to clear enough free space for iOS 13 or iPadOS because so much storage is taken up by “Other” or “System” data. Take a look at this article to find out what you can do about that.
What if I can’t clear enough space to install iOS 13 or iPadOS?
It’s tough to clear 4–6 GB of free space if your iPhone or iPad only has 16 GB to start with. If this is the case for you, try updating your device using a computer. Connect to iTunes or Finder and use that to check for updates for your device. Failing that, make a backup and erase your device. Then you can install the update and restore your backup.
iOS 13 or iPadOS update fails multiple times?
For repeated install errors, we highly recommend you update your device using iTunes (for macOS Mojave and below and Windows) or Finder (for macOS Catalina and above.) When you update via iTunes or Finder, Apple installs a full version of iOS or iPadOS onto your device, including all the code changes and all the unchanged code.
When using the Software Update function in your device’s Settings app, that over-the-air update installs just the code that changed and is not a complete iOS or iPadOS update.
If using a VPN or Proxy on your iPhone or iPad, disable it and try installing. Change your Wi-Fi DNS service to 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.8.4 and see if you still have problems installing iOS 13 or iPadOS.
Deep-Dive into iOS 13 and iPadOS installation errors: An error occurred installing iOS 13 or iPadOS on iPhone or iPad? How to fix
Stuck on Boot loop or Apple Logo when updating to iOS 13 or iPadOS?
Every now and then with iOS and iPadOS updates, many older devices get stuck with the Apple logo towards the end of the update. The download and verification processes go through without hiccups but the update fails, getting stuck with the Apple Logo or a boot loop process. 
If you find yourself in this situation, the best thing to do is Force Restart your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Then try to install the update again, either from the Settings or using a computer. If that doesn’t work, download a fresh iOS 13 or iPadOS IPSW file from ipsw.me and use that to update your device.
Discover more about fixing uncommon install issues using the guide below:
Several users found that after updating their iPhone or iPad to the latest update, a notification required them to update their Apple ID details. This isn’t a big issue, you can find out how to fix it here.
How to switch from iOS 13 or iPadOS beta to the public iOS 13 and iPadOS
If you’ve been test-driving iOS 13 through Apple’s beta software program, you need to delete the beta profile from your Settings to go back to the general releases:
- Go to Settings > General > Profiles.
- Tap on the iOS 13 & iPadOS 13 Beta profile.
- Tap Remove Profile.
The next time Apple releases a later software update than your current Beta software, you can update from the Settings as normal.
Did you manage to fix your iOS 13 or iPadOS installation problems? Let us know how you did it in the comments!
Connection problems: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS and other connectivity issues on iOS 13 and iPadOS
iOS 13 and iPadOS support the latest standard from the Wi‑Fi Alliance to provide you with a secure browsing experience.
Apple also introduced features that allow your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to remember popular Wi-Fi networks you often connect to. Read up on the new Wi-Fi privacy features and other improvements in iOS 13 or iPadOS.
Common reasons your Wi-Fi has problems with iOS 13 or iPadOS
Here are some of the most common reasons you may experience slow Wi-Fi or poor connection after updating to a new mobile operating system:
- Your router needs a firmware update or a reset.
- The advanced settings on your router are incorrect, particularly if you are on a Mesh network (check the roaming speed setting).
Deep-Dive 10 of the most common approaches to fix Wi-Fi issues following the iOS 13 / iPadOS upgrade
Most Wi-Fi issues are easily solved via these three approaches. Try each of them and see if it solves your problem:
- Forget your Wi-Fi Network from the Settings, then restart your device and the router before joining again.
- Reset the network settings on your device via Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
- Reset all the settings on your device via Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings.
Wi-Fi connection problems for iPad Air 2 users
The release of iPadOS yesterday came with the discovery of a new bug that only seems to affect iPad Air 2 devices. With this bug, users are unable to connect to a Wi-Fi network, as their iPad keeps prompting them to re-enter the password.
Despite entering the correct password countless times, the iPad Air 2 never connects to Wi-Fi. There are a couple of workarounds for this: remove the password from your Wi-Fi network or erase and restore your iPad.
Removing the password from your Wi-Fi network evades this bug but also risks the security of all your devices connected to the network. It isn’t advised. Some users were able to find a middle ground here by implementing a MAC filter.
Alternatively, erasing your iPad Air 2 and reinstalling the software through iTunes seems to be an effective solution. However, it’s very time-consuming to do so. You also need to make sure you have a backup first!
Deep-dive into how you can restore a locked device that isn’t connected to the Internet iOS: Everything about DFU and Recovery Mode
AirPort Utility app keeps crashing on iPadOS and iOS 13.1
AirPort users are in despair as the app repeatedly crashes on the new software. Apple’s update to iOS and iPadOS 13.1 hasn’t fixed this issue, and there aren’t currently any reliable solutions.
Some users say that turning Wi-Fi Scanner on in the Settings helps, but others are still at a loss.
Hopefully AirPort Utility is more stable in the next update from Apple.
Do you know how to fix this issue? Please share with us in the comments at the bottom of the page!
GPS Accuracy Issues following Update?
Many of the GPS issues experienced in prior iOS platforms were addressed in iOS 12. We found the GPS function to be stable and strong even within the iOS 13 betas.
GPS accuracy depends on the number of visible GPS satellites. Locating all visible satellites can take several minutes, with accuracy gradually increasing over time.
If you experience GPS accuracy issues following the iOS 13 update, Apple suggests two key actions to improve GPS strength on your device:
- Make sure that you’ve set the date, time, and time zone correctly on the device in Settings > General > Date & Time. If possible, use Set Automatically. Toggle it off and on and check if the accuracy improves.
- Keep a clear view in several directions. Walls, vehicle roofs, tall buildings, mountains, and other obstructions can block line of sight to GPS satellites. When this happens, your device uses Wi-Fi or cellular networks to determine your position until the GPS satellites are visible again.
The rumored new R Series location co-processor in the iPhone 11 models is expected to feature ultra-wide-band technology which makes location accuracy even more precise.
Important GPS note for older iPhone and iPad models that aren’t eligible for new updates
Users with older iPhones or iPads, who could not update to iOS 12 should check out Apple’s iOS 9.3.6 and iOS 10.3.4 updates. These exclusive updates from Apple (announced in July 2019) were provided to tackle GPS-related issues on older devices.
Apple had mentioned that:
Starting November 3, 2019, some iPhone and iPad models introduced in 2012 and earlier will require an iOS update to maintain accurate GPS location and keep the correct date and time. This is due to the GPS time rollover issue that began affecting GPS-enabled products from other manufacturers on April 6, 2019. This does not impact any devices until November 3, 2019.
Connectivity issues between iPadOS and your USB drive, mouse, or other accessories
iPadOS and iOS 13 are the first major mobile platforms from Apple that bring full-blown support for external storage.
For those of us who use our iPads and iPhones for Photos or other media, the ability to read and process external storage is a major advantage.
The integration of external drives with your iPhone or iPad happens via the Files app, which is also revamped to meet new requirements, such as support for nested folders.
We tested numerous USB drives and external drives with multiple iPhones using iOS 13 and iPads using iPadOS over the past few months. Connection or access issues between the iPad or iPhone and the drive could be due to many reasons.
Common reasons your iPad or iPhone is not connecting to external storage
- Powered drives and even some non-powered drives only work when the device is connected to power.
- The format on your external drive is wrong or incompatible with iOS 13 and iPadOS.
- You need to shut down your iPhone or iPad, then connect the external drive before powering it back on.
- The permission settings for your USB accessory are wrong, check them in the Settings app.
- You need a special connection, cable, or adapter to make your drive work.
Deep-Dive into our iPad & iPhone and External Storage Troubleshooting Guide to learn more about using external drives
Power Tip #1: You can load up your movies and music onto your external storage and view or listen to them on your device without needing to copy the files thereby saving storage space on your device. We tested the SanDisk iXpand and were quite pleased with the results.
Power-Tip #2: You can now backup your iPhone or iPad photos to an external drive easily. Similarly, zip and unzip functions are a breeze with the new Files app on iPadOS.
What about connecting a mouse or trackpad with my iPad?
Except for Apple’s own Magic Mouse, we haven’t seen too many issues with connecting a mouse or trackpad with iPadOS. Here are some common tips to consider if you run into problems:
- Check that your mouse or trackpad isn’t already connected to another device.
- If your mouse or trackpad has a power switch, make sure it is on.
- Update the software on your iPhone or iPad.
- If applicable, fully charge your mouse or trackpad or change its batteries.
- Inspect the ports, cables, and connectors for signs of physical damage.
- Try adding the mouse or trackpad in Accessibility’s Switch Control settings.
- Restart your iPhone or iPad as well as your mouse or trackpad.
- Disconnect your mouse or trackpad from everything and try connecting it again.
Sidecar set up, connection, and usability issues
Sidecar is one of those features that proved to be a major motivating factor for many users to get on the iPadOS beta bandwagon. You no longer need a third-party app to achieve this and users are taking notice.
Having your iPad display double up as an extra monitor for your Mac running macOS Catalina is awesome! This brand new feature in iPadOS is easy to set up and use.
If you are having issues setting up your iPad as a Sidecar display device following update to iPadOS, take a deep-dive into our detailed Sidecar troubleshooting guide.
Communication problems: iMessage, FaceTime, eSIM and other communication issues on iOS 13 and iPadOS
Apple includes a few new features for iMessage and FaceTime with iOS 13 and iPadOS, including eSIM and dual SIM support for both phone numbers, better searching in Messages, and a new user profile section that allows you to choose who you want to share your name or photos with. 
And of course, there are new animoji faces with a mouse, an octopus, and a cow. And there are also a lot of new memoji customizations, from makeup to all types of piercings.
After an update, it’s not uncommon to have issues with the Messages app, FaceTime, or even the Phone app. Let’s take a look at some of those common issues.
Message app and iMessage problems with iOS 13 and iPadOS
The first time you open Messages after updated to iOS 13 or iPadOS, you might see a message that Messages is indexing. If you see this, don’t worry — it’s an expected part of the greatly improved search function in Messages. 
Stuck on iMessage or FaceTime waiting for activation?
After a major iOS or iPadOS update, iMessage and FaceTime may need to reactivate. Occasionally, they get stuck in this process, especially when Apple’s servers are slammed with requests.
What usually works is toggling off iMessage or FaceTime, then waiting 20-30 seconds and toggling it back on to force the services to reconnect to Apple’s servers.
- For iMessage: Go to Settings > Messages > iMessage
- For FaceTime: Go to Settings > FaceTime
Are photos and attachments missing from your iMessage conversations?
One of the best things about iMessage is the ability to send high-quality photos to your friends and family. Lots of us have collected impressive collections of photos in our conversations, chronicling our relationships for the past few years. 
Worryingly though, the existing photos seem to have vanished from Messages in iOS 13. When you tap the “i” button at the top of a conversation, you should see all your media. 
If you don’t see your photos, it’s likely that your device is indexing all your messages for the enhanced search function.
You should see your device return to normal behavior after this indexing completes — the time it takes depends on your internet’s speed and how much data the Message app stores.
In the meantime, you can still scroll back through conversations and find the photos, so they haven’t been deleted.
Apple says the update to iOS 13.1 should fix this issue. Did this work for you?
Messages is not syncing between devices?
If your Messages aren’t syncing between devices, make sure you turn on Messages in each device’s iCloud settings.
Go to Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud > Messages and toggle it on for all your devices. 
If it’s already turned on, try toggling it off, wait 10 seconds or so, and then toggle it back on.
For messages to sync with a Mac, it must run macOS High Sierra 10.13.5 or later.
Deep-Dive into Messages app problems in our article iMessage not working iOS 13 or iPadOS? Fix it today
For FaceTime issues, see this article Why Is My FaceTime Not Working in iOS 13 and iPadOS? How-To Fix It
eSIM and Dual-SIM support in iOS 13
Our last communication item to understand is eSIM and iOS 13. You should definitely check out our detailed guide if you are considering switching to an e-SIM from a physical SIM. We highlight the various choices, carrier options and other essentials in it. 
Regarding connection issues and other dual SIM related setups, please refer to our deep-dive guide which has been updated for iOS 13.
If you upgraded to a new iPhone and would like to transfer your eSIM to the new device, you may want to check out this article.
Did you manage to fix your iOS 13 or iPadOS communications problems? Let us know how you did it in the comments!
Syncing problems: iCloud, Reminders app, Mail app, Apple Music, and more
Other than Mail, we didn’t encounter too many issues during our beta testing with iOS 13 and iPadOS. Most issues that showed up were primarily related to iCloud sync problems.
For example, after the update, we found that we couldn’t find some of our old Notes or some of the PDF and Books content. The best solution we found for this was turning Notes or Books on and off in iCloud, then allowing plenty of time with the respective apps open for iOS 13 or iPadOS to rescan all the content.
Reminders Missing or Reminder Lists Empty after the update?
Are your Reminder lists missing on your iPhone after updating to iOS 13?
If you see this, you are not alone. Many users are experiencing this issue following the update. It appears the root cause of this issue is around iCloud sync issues.
Reminders are taking a long time to sync across devices and from iCloud in general. Give it a day or so and hopefully, your reminder lists and items will begin populating on their own.
Some users needed to wait over three days before all their Reminders returned. But they did return.
What if my Reminders don’t come back?
We are hopeful that iOS 13.1.1 fixed this issue. We tried signing out of iCloud and signing back in with limited success for this issue.
Some users report that when you open up your Reminders on iCloud.com, it forces syncing to resume on your devices.
Either way, if you’re worried about lost Reminders, you can check your them on iCloud.com to make sure they haven’t been deleted:
- On your computer, go to iCloud.com and sign in with your Apple ID.
- Click on Reminders and review all the available items on your account
- If some of your Reminders are missing from iCloud.com, click on your account and choose Account Settings.
- Scroll to the bottom of the page and find the Advanced section. You can restore any lost or deleted Reminders using this feature
Word of Caution: If you do decide to “upgrade” the Reminders app on iOS 13 to get the new features, you may lose all the syncing functionality between your iPhone and Mac.
Syncing Reminders to your Mac will work only after you upgrade to macOS Catalina, scheduled for release later this month. If you use Reminders on your Mac, don’t upgrade the iOS 13 or iPadOS Reminders app on your iPhone or iPad yet.
Deep-Dive into the new Reminders app with Your guide to setting up and managing shared lists in iOS 13’s new Reminders app
The Mail app has one too many problems in iOS 13 and iPadOS
The native Mail app on iOS 13 and iPadOS has too many issues, according to many users who have recently updated their iPhone or iPad.
Cannot verify server identity or No Sender / No Subject on your emails?
Apart from some issues related to formatting, the main problems reported so far are “Cannot verify server identify” error messages when opening emails and emails showing “No Sender” or “No Subject” or both!
Updating to iOS and iPadOS 13.1 fixes most Mail issues. Did this work for you?
Regarding the first error surrounding server identify, the only way around it is to remove your mail account then add it back in. Go to Settings > Accounts & Passwords to remove and re-add your accounts. Unless you’re using a POP email, you shouldn’t lose any data from doing this.
We have seen the “No Sender/No Subject” issue before in older iOS releases. What mostly worked then is to toggle the Date/Time Automatic settings and restarting your device. It’s worth a try if you are having trouble with this issue.
Not seeing any options for archive, reply all, or forwarding when viewing an email?
iOS 13 and iPadOS tucked away some common email options like reply all and forward message.
When viewing an email, the only options you now see are the Trash and Reply icon. There are no other icon options in the bottom row like there used to be.
But it’s an easy change!
Just tap that reply icon and you see all the additional email options, like reply all, forward, flag, move, archive, mark, and so forth. 
We’re not sure why Apple made this change since there is a lot of blank space available for additional icons and options. The iPhone’s footer bar could be filled with many useful icons and action for email.
But for now, it is what is it is. 
iOS 13.1 & iOS 13.1.1 should address the majority of these Mail-related issues
We haven’t received any reports from readers with potential workarounds for Mail related issues on iOS 13.
In the meantime, why not take a look at third-party Mail apps or tell us your favorite alternatives in the comments.
Apple Music Library empty or not syncing after updating to iOS 13
Several users have reported that Apple Music does not sync and the music library is empty after updating their device to iOS 13 or iPadOS.
We have seen this issue with iOS 13 GM as well as iOS 13.1 Beta 3.
Users report that when they try to play a song they know exists in their library, they get a message that ‘This song is not available in your country or region.”
The good news is that your Apple Music library is not wiped out and is still with the help of a few time-consuming steps. You need to use a computer to do it.
In order to restore your Apple Music library with iOS 13 or iPadOS, you will need to follow these steps:
- Back up your iPhone using iTunes. An iCloud backup will not help, it needs to be an iTunes backup.
- Download the latest IPSW file for iOS 13 and your device from ipsw.me or another source.
- Using iTunes restore your iPhone with the downloaded IPSW file.
- After the process is complete, restore from the backup you made in the first step.
- Restart your iPhone and then launch Apple music to check
Deep Dive into Apple Music issues with our article How to fix Apple Music not working on iPhone / iPad
Playlists have the wrong artwork in iOS and iPadOS 13.1
If you enjoy creating a lot of different playlists for your music, you may have noticed the artwork in the Apple Music app has changed. A lot of users have noted that the artwork seems to be randomly selected now, without necessarily representing the songs in your playlist.
This is a bug with iOS and iPadOS, but unfortunately it wasn’t fixed with the release of 13.1.
It’s possible to manually choose the artwork your want from iTunes, however this means you don’t get the cross-section playlist artwork normally present in Apple Music. This only way to get that is to remove every playlist and manually recreate them.
Alternatively, wait for the next update from Apple and hope it fixes the problem this time!
Shortcuts stop working with CarPlay in iOS 13
Siri Shortcuts are a fantastic tool in iOS that only get more powerful with iOS 13. You can use them to create custom, Siri-controlled functions for all manner of things on your device.
Many users cleverly created Siri Shortcuts to use with CarPlay, to avoid needing to look at their iPhone screen while driving. But iOS 13 seems to cause problems with this, since Siri Shortcuts don’t currently work with CarPlay in iOS 13.
Fortunately, we’ve got a few suggestions for you to try that might fix it:
- Restart: Power off your iPhone and your in-car entertainment system, then connect them again.
- Turn Siri off and on: Since Siri Shortcuts use the personal assistant on your iPhone, try restarting it to fix the problem. Go to Settings > Siri & Spotlight then toggle all Siri options to restart it.
- Turn Bluetooth off and on: Open the Settings app and turn Bluetooth off, wait a moment before turning it on and connecting your device again.
- Reset Network Settings: This resets everything to do with networks on your device, including Wi-Fi passwords. Go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Let us know in the comments what you use Siri Shortcuts with CarPlay for. Did these tips help you fix it?
When you try and play an episode of your favorite Podcast show, do you see an error message that says that the episode is temporarily unavailable?
In our experience, we have found that this error message primarily shows up when you have a weak Wi-Fi or cellular signal. The best way to fix this annoyance is to toggle the cellular setting for Podcasts to OFF and then ON followed by restarting the Podcasts app.
Tap on Settings > Cellular and scroll down and locate the Podcasts app. Toggle the cellular setting here to OFF and then ON. Now give it a try and it should work without hiccups! We just wish that the error message was more actionable.
Problems with the Home Screen, Apps, and 3D touch or Haptic touch
iOS 13 and iPadOS bring 3D touch actions to everyone, including devices that previously didn’t support 3D Touch.
With iOS 13 and iPadOS haptic and 3D touch do the exact same things.
These are called Quick Actions and with them, when you press and hold on an app icon, you get options to quickly perform actions specific to an app.
For example, when long-pressing the WiFi button in Control Center you get options to quickly connect to available networks without opening your Settings app. 
Unfortunately, some folks are very unhappy to see certain 3D Touch features, like Pop, leave the scene.
At this point, you can’t disable the long-press to get 3D touch menus back but you do get haptic feedback when you long-press to access the Quick Action options.
And given that the latest iPhone 11 models don’t include 3D Touch, we’ll have no choice but to embrace the haptic touch Quick Actions of iOS 13 and iPadOS.
Want to turn off Quick Actions?
Sadly no, there isn’t a way to disable Quick Actions in iOS 13 or iPadOS. At least not yet.
Are the app icons on your iPad too small or large?
With iPadOS, Apple gives us some options on how our home screen look! This change includes two options: one for More icons on the screen and one for Bigger icons on your screen.
Change your iPad’s Home Screen Layout
- Go to Settings > Display & Brightness
- Scroll down to the section Home Screen Layout
- Choose More for smaller icons and more app icons on the screen — you also have the option to show Today View on your home screen
- Choose Bigger for larger icons with fewer apps on each screen — Today View is not shown on your home screen
To learn more about iPadOS’ home screen options, see this article: Customize your Home Screen app icons and Today View in iPadOS
App icons still not big enough?
If selecting Bigger for your home screen layout isn’t enough, you can experiment with your iPad’s accessibility options for Zoom. With zoom, there is no one-size-fits-all, so you’ll need to test out variations to find what works best for you and your eyes!
- Go to Settings > Accessibility
- Tap Zoom
- Toggle Zoom on
Once on, experiment with the zoom settings that work best for you!
- Follow Focus: Track your selections, the text insertion point, and your typing
- With Follow Focus enabled, you also get options for Smart Typing: Switch to Window Zoom when a keyboard appears
- Keyboard Shortcuts: Turn on keyboard shortcuts to control Zoom
- Zoom Controller: Turn the controller on, set controller actions, and adjust the color and opacity
- Zoom Region: Choose Full Screen Zoom or Window Zoom
- Zoom Filter: Choose None, Inverted, Grayscale, Grayscale Inverted, or Low Light
- Maximum Zoom Level: Drag the slider to adjust the level
Missing apps on your iPhone’s Home screen after iOS 13 or iPadOS update?
If an app you always use is not on your Home screen after updating to iOS 13 or iPadOS, swipe through all your app Home screens to see if it was moved during the update.
You usually find iOS or iPadOS moved displaced and missing apps to the last home screen. If you can’t find it, pull down to access Spotlight and try searching for it.
There’s also a new Quick Action item to Rearrange Apps when you long-press an app icon or folder on your home screen or in your Dock.
For more information on how to arrange or delete apps on your home screen, check out this article: How to delete and rearrange apps on your Home Screen for iPhone or Pad
Unable to rearrange app icons? Not able to delete or move apps? Apps not staying in a new location or folder?
Some readers find that their apps aren’t staying put in their folder or location. Other users can’t delete apps like they used to and instead, see the Quick Actions menu.
To move or rearrange apps
- Rest your finger on the app you want to move
- From the Quick Action menu, tap Rearrange
You need to select ‘Rearrange Apps’ before you can delete Notes. - Your apps jiggle
- Tap again on the app and drag the app icon to where you want it, keeping consistent pressure on the app as you move — if you lift your finger, the app goes back to its original place. If it’s not working for you, press harder on the app icon!
- Drop the app into your preferred location and release all finger pressure
To delete apps, press the app icon a little longer than you’re used to doing — keep holding it even when the Quick Action menu shows up. Eventually, the icons will start to jiggle, then you can release it release. After that, delete all the apps you want as usual!
If your apps aren’t sticking to their new locations, take a look at your zoom settings:
- Go to Settings > Accessibility > Zoom and turn it off. Then move your apps again and see if they stick this time!
- Some readers found that disabling QuickPath’s setting for slide to type fixed the issue for them. Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > toggle off Slide to Type
QuickPath typing doesn’t work if the Slide to Type setting is turned off.
Is your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch lagging when scrolling between Home screens?
Lots of iOS 13 and iPadOS users have noticed a lag when switching between screens on the Home screen of their device. What used to be buttery smooth is now jittery and stuttered. It seems to be a processing problem, one that’s easy to fix by reducing the transparency on your device.
Typically, this happens when users have lots of folders on their Home screen. The transparency of these folders is too demanding on the processor as you swipe them across the wallpaper. Hopefully Apple fixes this in future updates, but for the meantime, you can reduce transparency instead:
- Go to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size.
- Turn on the option to Reduce Transparency.
Slide Over is blurry in iPadOS
iPadOS introduces or advances a lot of great task management features on the iPad, including Slide Over. This feature allows you to “slide over” a narrow version of your apps from the right side of the display giving quick access to other apps without leaving the one you’re in.
Several users have experienced an issue where the entire screen blurs as they enter the Slide Over app switcher — done by swiping up from the Slide Over window.
It’s easy to fix this issue by restarting your device. Failing that, go to Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings.
How did you fix the blurry Slide Over bug? Let us know in the comments!
Swiping up from the Home bar doesn’t work on iPhone X or later?
Several users have found they can’t close apps, switch apps, or even return to the Home screen on their iPhone X or later. After swiping up to unlock the device, the gesture stops working in iOS 13. The only way to close an app is by force restarting.
Don’t waste time restoring the software on your device for this fix, because it doesn’t work! Some users believe this is related to third-party screen repairs.
In the release notes, Apple says that iOS 13.1 fixes a notification to recognize third-party displays. But they don’t mention fixing this troublesome bug.
In the meantime, turn on a software Home button using AssistiveTouch:
- Go to Settings > Accessibility > AssistiveTouch.
Did updating to iOS 13.1 fix this issue for you? Let us know in the comments!
Can’t find where to update apps in the App Store?
It’s not you, it’s Apple!
To make room for the Arcade tab in the App Store, Apple moved the Updates tab to your account settings. Tap on your profile picture or the profile icon in the top-right to find all the update functionalities.
You can also long-press on the App Store icon to bring up a Quick Action menu with fast access to the Updates function. 
Did the camera and flash stop working when you updated to iOS 13?
Several users, including owners of the brand new iPhone 11 Pro have experienced problems with the camera and camera flash in iOS 13. It seems the camera stops working — showing nothing but a black screen and a shutter button — for some unlucky users.
Many were able to resolve this by restarting or force restarting their devices. However, if that doesn’t work, try temporarily changing the video quality in your Camera Settings:
- Go to Settings > Camera.
- Tap Record Video and lower the quality to 720p.
Camera problems extend from the rear-facing camera to issues with the front-facing camera as well. Although this is most notably with third-party apps such as Snapchat. It’s likely the solution for this will come when Snapchat update their app to make it more compatible with iOS 13.
Some users have found the front-facing camera is dimmed for the FaceTime app. But this is easily fixed by force restarting your device.
Deep-Dive find out about the newest camera features with Here are the major new camera features on the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro
WeChat doesn’t work with iOS 13
WeChat, if you haven’t heard of it, is what you get when you combine Facebook and WhatsApp into a totally new app. It’s hugely popular in many countries and lots of people use it to manage their independent businesses as well as for socializing.
Unfortunately, there seem to be a lot of compatibility issues with WeChat and iOS 13. For many users, WeChat fails to work at all, although some of them were able to fix this by going to Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings.
If you depend on WeChat, we don’t recommend you upgrade to iOS 13 until these issues are ironed out in future updates.
Calendars is creating duplicate birthdays for your contacts
Although Apple has already released iOS 13, it might take a little bit of time for all the other Apple services and third-party services to work seamlessly with it. One of the apparent symptoms of this is duplicate birthdays appearing in the Calendars app.
Some users found as many as three duplicate birthdays added to their Calendar for the same contact. Upon tapping on these birthday events, most of them don’t link to a valid contact card.
Apple says this issue is fixed in the update to iOS 13.1 and iPadOS. Did that work for you?
If updating didn’t work, the best solution we found for this is to un-sync and resync the accounts that your birthdays link from iCloud, Email accounts, or Social Media.
- Go to Settings > Password & Accounts:
- Tap each email account and turn off Contacts.
Toggle contacts off and on for each of your accounts.
Photos crashes when you scroll
Users with more than just a couple of hundred photos on their devices — which is most of us, these days — are experiencing a problem where the Photos app crashes when you scroll through them.
Normally, you can tap the top of the Photos of the app to fast-scroll to your oldest photos and videos. But doing this in iOS 13 and iPadOS causes the Photos app to crash, returning you to the Home screen.
We haven’t come across any solutions for this yet and it wasn’t addressed in Apple’s release notes for iOS 13.1.
Do you know how to fix this bug? Please let us know in the comments so we can share it with other readers!
Since many of the apps have seen a change in functionality, here’s a list of our top articles with tips and tricks for iOS 13 and iPadOS:
- Where’s Accessibility Settings in iOS 13 and iPadOS? We found it and more!
- Where is Camera Roll in iOS 13 and iPadOS?
- CarPlay not working after iOS update, How-To Fix
- How to make the most out of iPadOS text formatting in Mail
- Gmail login and authentication problems with Apple Mail? Try these tips!
- Notes not working on iPadOS or iOS 13? Here are some helpful tips and tricks
- Your guide to setting up and managing shared lists in iOS 13’s new Reminders app
- Attach images, links and more into Reminders to make it actionable on your iPhone or iPad
- How to repeat or shuffle songs in the Music app on iOS 13
- Siri not announcing your messages on your AirPods or Beats? How to fix
- iPhone Stuck On Updating iCloud Settings During iOS Install or Restore?
- How to turn your iPhone’s or iPad’s slide-to-text swipe keyboard on or off
- iCloud Backup Won’t Complete and other Backup Related Issues, Troubleshooting Guide
- You can now use Quick Actions and Peek on any iPhone or iPad running iOS 13
Do you have more tips and tricks to fix app problems in iOS 13 or iPadOS? Let us know what they are in the comments!
Power & performance problems
Battery blues
Battery bluesFollowing a major update, it’s very normal to see reduced battery performance for a few days as the operating system re-indexes things in the background.
If your battery life does not improve within a few days, launch the Settings App and go to Battery > Battery Health.
Check out any recommendations here that Apple wants you to adopt. Identify apps that are using too much of your battery juice and reviewing the Battery health usage report details.
Finally here is a list of 9 specific settings in iOS 13 that you can double-check to make sure you are maximizing your iPhone battery performance on iOS 13.
Can’t charge past 98%
Some users can’t charge their iOS 13 or iPadOS devices past 98% no matter how long they leave it on the charger. It doesn’t seem to matter how long you wait, you can’t always get that last 2% charge!
Restarting your iPhone or iPad provides a temporary fix. For the time being, we’d suggest ignoring the last 2%, since it’s not a good idea to leave your device on charge longer than it needs to be.
Deep-Dive into the battery in your device with Why it’s not a good idea to calibrate the battery in your iPhone, iPad, or iPod
iOS 13 and iPadOS are pretty fast when it comes to performance
The apps open up without any issues and there are no delayed animations. If for some reason, you find your iPhone or iPad sluggish in performance after the update, check out the tips below:
We hope that you find this comprehensive troubleshooting guide helpful. Please remember to update your iPhone to iOS 13.1 before trying to install watchOS 6 on your Apple Watch.
You may need to reset your Apple Watch before notifications come through to it. Hold the digital crown and the side button until an Apple appears on the display.
Speed problems for iPad Air 2 users
The iPad Air 2 seems to be suffering for being one of the oldest devices still compatible with iPadOS. As a result, several readers are struggling with severe speed problems, where it might take 20 minutes just to navigate through the Setting.
The only thing found to fix this issue so far is erasing and restoring your device from a backup. You can do this from Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings.
But it’s probably quicker to restore your device using Recovery Mode.
Issues with the iPad Pro 10.5-inch on iPadOS 13.1
Some unluckly iPad Pro 10.5-inch owners had their device completely stop working after upgrading to iPadOS 13.1. After the iPad Pro is bricked by the new software, you can’t fix it by force restarting or restoring the device.
The only solution at the moment — until Apple patches this software — is to put your iPad Pro 10.5-inch in DFU mode and downgrade to iOS 12.4.1.
This problem doesn’t happen to every iPad Pro, you might have better luck trying to upgrade the software a second time.
Deep-Dive downgrade to a stable version of iOS following these instructions for older versions of iOS
Pay it forward
If you’ve got a problem or a solution (or even a gripe) please share with us and our readers in the comments section below.
We’ll do our best to help with any issues…and if we don’t know the answer or a workaround, another reader might!
And check back during the next few weeks as we plan on keeping this article updated with various tips/tricks/fixes based on our readers’ emails and comments.
Dan is a freelance writer based in South West England.
He spent two years supervising repairs as a Genius Admin for Apple Retail and uses that knowledge to keep our troubleshooting guides up to date.
Long before that, Dan turned to Apple products from a musical background. Having owned iPods for years, he bought a MacBook to learn sound recording and production. It was using those skills that he gained a first-class Bachelor of Science in Sound Technology.
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A friend sent a message via messenger, however, I can’t click on it as her message is too high up. Help?
Hi Margy,
Sounds like you have Zoom enabled.
Go to Settings > Accessibility > Zoom and toggle it off.
I can’t change from vertical view to a horizontal view on new Ipad
Hi Marilyn,
Check if you accidentally tapped orientation lock in your Control Center.
Swipe down the control center and look for an icon with a lock symbol in it and an arrow circling around it. If that icon is highlighted, tap it to turn orientation lock off.
There are some apps that only work in portrait or landscape mode, so if your orientation lock is already off, try a few different apps to see if the issue is isolated to a particular app or set of apps.
Liz
I have just updated my iPhone 6s to iOS 13 this morning, and now I cannot use WiFi calling.
I am on the 3 networks and rely on WiFi calling as my mobile signal is usually very poor and I can’t use my phone.
What has happened with this new update that could be causing this, and how can I fix it? Can anybody help?
“Remind me when messaging” does not appear as an option in Reminders. This is true both for my iPad and my iPhone.
Prior to upgrading to iPadIOS13, it was possible to place the cursor anywhere in a word to edit; – now when we try to make a correction to a word, the WHOLE word get’s selected, and we have to write the whole word correctly!
Since upgrading to iPadOS, I have not been able to save file attachments from emails to Files.
I choose “Share”, and Save to Files, but receive an error message: “Operation not permitted”
Since I updated to IOS13 the Music App seems to have a mind of its own.
With all apps closed…after five minutes of idle time, the Music App kicks off and starts playing a random song.
I did NOT have this problem in IOS12.
Turning things off in the Cellular Data settings ( such as is suggested to shut down autoplay for entering your car) did not work.
I do keep my wired earphones in while sitting at my desk…so this is very distracting. How can I control the music app?
Thanks
-Kevin
99% of my iBooks PDFs are gone. I’ve gone through all the tips: toggles, restarts offloads et al to no avail. Ipad
99% of my iBooks PDFs are gone. I’ve gone through all the tips: toggles, restarts offloads et al to no avail.
Safari is flaky on my iPad Pro 10.5” running 13.1.3. It won’t load some pages at all unless I quit the app then reopen. Some pages don’t load properly.
My iPad can’t backup anything to iCloud except contacts and photo’s. I didn’t want photos backed up anyway it did it by itself. I’ve deleted the photos but It now won’t backup notes which I have set to backup.
iOS 13 deleted all my contacts from my iPad and the cloud and I had to restore from a flash drive.
Selecting an insertion point in text is often impossible, you have to delete any mistakes in typing and start again.
I could go on like songs missing from playlists and the usual books missing etc.
Since the latest update was installed on my iPad Pro I’ve found when using it keeps pinging as if I’m putting it on charge and draining the battery a bit very irritating is there a quick fix or is it something I will have to put up with till they do an update to sort it funny it doesn’t seem to be happening on my iPhone 10 max … any help appreciated anyone else got this problem
Hi Viv,
This problem happens when you use a cable or charger (or both) that is not MFI (Made for iPad) certified.
Try using an Apple-branded cable/charger and see if the problem resolves.
Hi …. I use only the Apple charging cable & plug that I git with the iPad , today it started telling me the Apple keyboard was not compatible annoyed spoke to Apple whereby iPad was deleted of everything and reset up with a ok download of latest update seemed at first sorted. But it seems to have started again frustrating
I have an iPad mini, lost the option icon in emails therefore I can’t print an email since upgrading to 13.1.3.
Are there any solutions?
Hi Jane,
Find the print option in the shared sheet actions list–it’s the list of items below the two rows of icons–print is usually at the bottom of this actions list, so you need to scroll down to see it.
Liz
Every since I have upgraded my iPad to 13.1.2, I cannot do “reply all” for my email. “Reply” and “forward” work but “reply all” does not. When I hit the up arrow to send, it just exit the email program and bring me to the home screen with all the app icons 🙁
Looks like the problem has been fixed.
Hey Dan…since I updated to 13, the bluetooth in our Polk Ultramarine sound system won’t connect to my phone anymore and also my Oticon hearing aids will only connect to one side!
Both seem to be bluetooth problems.
Any ideas on what the deal is?
Thanks.
HI Ellen,
Have you unpaired and repaired these devices?
I also see they have their own app for the Ultramarine system–have you installed this app and tried it? It’s not yet updated for iOS 13, but it might still help.
It’s a good idea to reach out to their support team for assistance, as it’s likely a compatibility problem on their end rather than Apple’s.
Missing names in entering calls? Already try restart,, deactivating contact for iCloud & accounts. editing contacts to force reconstruction. the only thing that fixed by individual name is entering the number in 10 digits. Mexico experience with many users. any other suggestions.
Since the update google earth has lost all my places. I tried to re import the kml files, but the kml files are not recognised anymore.
Please help
Axel
I’m using iPad prom12.9 3rd gen.
Today suddenly I notice my volume up button is not working, for 1 hour I have waited and then master reset it, thinking of problem will be solved, then after rebooting; I find out power button, volume up-down nothing works, I restart the iPad again, volume down and power button is working but volume up is still not working. Is this some kind of iOS 13 glitch? I’m on the latest version of update, any solution for me? I still have 8 months of warranty, if I take it to Apple authorised reseller the shop I purchased from; will they replace it?
Hi Farzana,
Since you still are under Apple Care, contact Apple Support. They will repair or replace your device.
After this update, I have no sound for incoming texts, calls, Facetime, etc. No sound on Facetime but get connection otherwise. Can call out but only get incoming sound on SPEAKER. The other person can hear
me no matter which method is used. I’ve done all the usual checks.
I cannot download the ipadOS 13.1.2 update on my iPad mini 5 due to the fact that the settings icon keeps spooling & has been for the last 4 days. The resume download button is grayed out…please help. Thanks
Hi Bev,
Do you have access to a computer (Windows or Mac with macOS Mojave and below) with iTunes installed on it or a Mac with macOS Catalina?
We highly recommend you try updating using iTunes/Finder as it is a much more stable update than over-the-air.
I am trying to find out how to download Memoji that comes with IOS13–the animoji icon (monkey’s face) didn’t show up on the bar when I downloaded iOS 13.
I looked at the Apple store and they don’t have it there. Any suggestions on how I can download it.
Thanks for your help.
Hi Helen,
Sorry that you have trouble with the new Memoji stickers feature on iOS 13 and iPadOS.
Let’s see if that option is just not showing up.
1) Open Messages app
2) Open a message or start a new one
3) Tap and swipe in the app drawer all the way to the right until you see the three-dot More button (…)
4) Tap that More button
5) Tap Edit
6) Scroll down the list of More Apps and see if you find the Memoji Stickers app and/or the Animoji app
7) Tap the green plus sign (+) to add this app to your app tray’s favorites
I hope that works for you. If not, let us know what model of iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch you use.
Thanks,
Liz
I tried that and it just doesn’t appear anyplace. I have iPad Air 2
That little icon just doesn’t show up on the bar and when I go to more and edit, it’s not there
Thanks for trying to help me.
HI Helen,
Let’s try one more thing.
First, close the Message app by double-pressing the Home Button and swiping the Message App preview tile off the top of your screen.
Then, turn off Screen Time completely. Go to Settings > Screen Time > and turn it off.
Next, go to Settings > Apple ID > iCloud and make sure Messages is toggled on.
Finally, restart your device.
After restarting, open the Messages app and go through the steps again to see if we can locate the memoji sticker button.
If it still doesn’t appear, call Apple Support–we can’t find an official list of supported devices from Apple so it’s possible that the iPad Air 2 doesn’t support this feature. According to Apple “you can create a Memoji sticker on any device with iOS 13 or iPadOS” so it should work.
However, some third-party sites say that this feature only works on devices with the A9 chip or greater–the iPad Air 2 has the A8x chip–so it’s best to check this with Apple.
This update was not ready!
Where is the search function on right swipe now please?
That shortcut to find apps is necessary.
Thanks!
Hi Leen,
Sorry that you are unhappy with the update.
For searching, swipe down from the middle of your iPhone’s screen and then type in your query.
My phone updated to 13.1.2 and now I am having numerous problems.
I am having the email “No sender” problem, but everything I read says it was corrected in 13.1.1?
I didn’t have issues until 13.1.2.
I followed directions to turn off the mail account, restart, and turn mail account back on. Nothing!!!
Additionally, now my AOL emails don’t show under the “All inboxes”, but do show in the individual AOL inbox.
While the AOL emails don’t show in the “all inboxes” the count does.
Since installing The latest update, I am unable to do a couple of things.
One, I used to be able to look at all the pictures that I’ve sent via text click on info look at pictures, hold down on one and it would give me the option to select as many as I wanted at once to delete.
Two, I am no longer able to save a website by clicking save to home screen as that option is no longer available.
Third, since installing the update it seems to have problems locating my contact via voice while driving, I need to actually physically go into my contacts and click on a phone number versus verbally asking for it.
Looking forward to any insights on resolving these issues.
Hi Barbara,
At this time, Apple removed the feature to select multiple images in the info panel of a message. We hope this feature returns in a future update.
To save websites to your home screen, tap the share button and scroll down to the list of actions, past the rows of app icons. See this article for more information on iOS 13 and iPadOS share sheet: Create favorite actions in the Share Sheet with iOS 13 & iPadOS
Thank you Elizabeth so much for your quick answer. Very unexpected and appreciated.
When I go to messages I used to have a map of where the person was… mine is completely gone. I checked with my husband and his looks the same as before with a map at the very top… I don’t even have a “black spot” for it. Did I do something to make that go away? Doesn’t seem like it should be my issue when he can see me on his map… ♀️
I have updated to iOS 13.1.2. Here is another Reminders problem: Reminders set to repeat monthly, daily , hourly sound a notification at the first set date and time, but do not repeat.
I read somewhere that turning Reminders off and on again in the phone’s Settings > iCloud might fix this, but it has not fixed it in my case.
Hi Michael,
There is an acknowledged problem with repeat alerts in iOS 13 & iPadOS. Apple is working on a fix for a future update.
Liz
A feature I need disappeared after 13 installed itself: printing emails or attachments or photos from my iphone to my airprinter – Cannon MX490 – that worked fine up to a day ago… I need this function for my work – please help!
HI Liz,
You find the Print function in the actions list inside your share sheet. You need to scroll past the two rows of icons to get to this list–you should then see the Print function somewhere in that actions list.
See this article How to print from your iPhone in iOS 13 & your iPad with iPadOS for more instructions.
Liz
I just updated my phone overnight and now not a single app or icon is working on my phone. Everything is blank including my phone icon and my messages icon. No google or anything
Hi Kim.
Do you see a black screen or can you use menus like Settings to navigate?
Since upgrading to iOS 13.1.2 last night, the mail app is borked.
When I open an email and then try to delete it, it goes through the motions and then shows me the same email again.
I delete it three more times and then it shows me the next one.
Then after I delete that one three times, instead of showing me the next email it goes back to the previous email that it supposedly deleted.
When I give up and go back to the inbox, all the emails I thought I deleted still show up as unread.
When I delete them from there using either the swipe&delete method or the multiple selection method, a few minutes later some or all of my emails have returned to the inbox as unread.
This happens whether I use “all inboxes” or I go into the individual account inboxes.
I have the beta version on my iPhone 6s and after installing 13.2 my podcasts app won’t stay open.
When I open it, it brings up my podcasts and shows the one I’m currently listening to but shuts down immediately.
It still shows as open when I double-click the home button but when I press that to reopen the app it loads my data and immediately shuts down again.
Really frustrating because I use that app daily
HI Memory,
Sorry that Podcasts app isn’t working for you. Unfortunately, that happens with beta version. Please submit a bug report using the feedback app that’s automatically installed with all beta iOS and iPadOS versions.
Liz
My iphone Xs updated automatically last night to version 13.1.2 since then I am unable to open WhatsApp, it blinks and takes me out of the app.
It is very upsetting to me because I constantly use WhatsApp to communicate with my family in Colombia.
I already offload the app, load it again and the problem remains.
Also when I open the App store to upload the app again it doesn’t let me open the app from the App Store, i8t just blinks and takes me out of the app store.
Please help .. I already try Turn on and off the phone and it doesn’t work.
Hi Claudia,
It sounds like a bug with WhatsApp, likely related to your unexpected update last night. Contact the WhatsApp development and support team and submit a bug report to them. An update to the app should fix the issue for you, when released.
I’m having numerous problems. It seems this update has made things more difficult instead of simpler.
Where did the “delete all button“ in my mail go?
I’m having a more difficult time trying to flag & unflag mail. What happened to the little flag you could simply touch to flag or unflag??
Is there a way to turn off swipe; I prefer not to use as I accidentally swipe a lot.
I liked it better when you could go into settings & set the font for the entire ipad as some fonts are easier on the eyes. It’s totally gone there instead of giving us a choice.
With each update my detachable keyboard has more & more difficulty detecting when attached.
The pop up menu when rearranging is nice but adds an additional step in rearranging. They need to leave touch to rearrange the same. Find another easy way to access the app menu.
Also, since my ipad is newer than my iPhone features are no longer the same on each which means more problems. Why can’t they allow the update on all products. Not everyone can afford new devices as often as they like.
Before ios 13 when I would use 3d touch (now haptic touch ) on calls icon a few options would appear and under them my favorites tab with my contacts I set up there.
Now when I do the same the favourites tab are empty even though I have them there when I open the calls app.
They don’t show in the Widget page either where the message “Unable to Load” appears.
Hope someone can tell me what to do because I can’t fine an answer or any kind of topic about this anywhere.
Thank you!
HI Dragos,
Sorry, your phone app isn’t working like it used to with 3D Touch. Even with haptic touch, you should get your favorites as an option and the widget should still appear on-screen.
1) Update to the latest iOS version (13.1.2 at this moment)
2) Close the Phone app
1. On an iPhone or an iPad with no home button from the Home screen, swipe up from the bottom of the screen and pause slightly in the middle of the screen
2. On an iDevice with a home button, double-click the Home button and swipe right or left to find the app that you want to close
3. Swipe right or left to locate the app you want to close
4. Swipe up on the app’s preview to close it
3) Restart the device by shutting it down (Settings > General > Shur Down) then wait for a few minutes before powering back up.
4) Make sure you don’t have any restrictions (or temporarily turn them off) in Screen Time
5) Try removing and adding your Favorites widget using the Widget edit pane
Tryed all of them. None worked. Favourites still missing. If you got any other suggestion please share! Thank you!
I have iPad Air 2 and I installed IOS 13, the Memoji screen came up but I thought I could set it up later, after update was installed I can’t find where to go to install the Memoji. When it installed the Memoji icon doesn’t show up on my keyboard. Any suggestions on how I could get to install it?
Thank you.
Hi Helen,
Open Messages and tap the animoji icon (monkey’s face) then swipe right and tap the Plus sign–you should be able to then design your own memoji!
I have an iPhone 6s and drop downs on web sites have stopped working. Works on all other devices not apple related. I have updated to the latest.
Drop downs not working on web page. Works on all other devices not apple related.
8.6 Slide Over is blurry in iPadOS
I experience this issue and it is only temporarily fixed by a normal restart. It reoccurs many times per day, requiring frequent iPad restarts.
A second bug occurs when swiping an app in Slide Over off screen (to the right). The app stops partially off screen (in some incorrect position) and hangs there.
A restart does not solve this issue.
I have iPad Pro 12.9 (second generation, 2017).
Wow! I turned off zoom in accessibility settings and it seems to have resolved both issues entirely!
Turns out, problems are not resolved entirely but turning off zoom in accessibility settings helps alot!
I can no longer find the print icon when attempting to print documents from NI Work track app. Need help immediately. Thank you
Hi Linda.
The print option is in your share sheet, just below the rows of app icons in the actions list.
See more info in this article: How to Print from your iPhone in iOS 13
Ever since the upgrade, I am unable open up secure attachment sent through email, I log in with password and it asks “Leave May and open this link?” and when I click open it says “No message was submitted with this request. If you are trying to read a message using a mobile device, then most likely your device does not support submitting message data from an email attachment.” I have never had this issue before.
Any suggestions?
Since I have download IOS 13, one of my email accounts in mail app “sent” is missing. Any suggestions?
Les,
Have you tried removing and then adding back in that email account? Do so via Settings > Passwords & Accounts > Tap the account with the issue > choose Delete account.
Then add it back in via Passwords & Accounts > Add Account
Liz
Apple’s photo app doesn’t recognize sd card reader. When attached, it says no photos found. Spent 4 hrs with 3 different representatives and they had no solution.
Typically, i would use nikon’s snapbridge or Apple’s sd card reader and neither works. Just to make sure it was not the card, i used my old ipad and lightning sd card reader and it worked fine.
Needless to stray, very frustrating and no way to go back to the old ios/
Great article, I do wish it had covered the issue I have after installing the new updates.
I activated ‘zoom’ as the icons were very small on the desktop.
Now everything is extremely large and I have no control of changing anything.
I have now been logged off the iPad, I can’t log in because the zoom is so tight I can’t see the entire keyboard to activate my password.
I have found no gestures that work/change the amount of zoom.
At the moment I am locked out with no chance of changing settings!
Hi Vaneta,
Oh my goodness! What a challenge.
Can you try a three-finger double-tap on the screen to see if this zooms out?
Also, see if you can get Siri to at least take you to your accessibility settings so you can try and navigate the screen or perform the three-finger double-tap again while in those settings.
If you have access to iTunes or Finder app for macOS Catalina (doesn’t have to be your computer–any will do)
Connect your iPad to your computer and open iTunes.
Select your iPad and open the Summary view
Under Options, tap on Configure Accessibility
Untick the box for Zoom
Hopefully, one of these options works for you! Sorry, you had to experience this issue so early on iPadOS.
I lost my saved favorites in Safari after the upgrade, any idea for a fix?
Hi Jim,
take a look at your iCloud settings for Safari and make sure it’s toggled on. If so, try toggling off, wait a bit, and toggle back on.
Very strange email issues happened with the latest iPad OS 13.1.2 update with Apple mail.
I have Spectrum which does not allow the use of Apple mail when away from my home. A person from the apple store explained this problem to me. Over the past two years I tried to send some Apple mail messages which didn’t get sent so I had to use Spectrum’s email which is terrible on the iPad.
Suddenly with the new update installed these 12 or so email attempts from the past two years suddenly showed up in my current email and were sent out to the recipient. VERY STRANGE! I received email replies from those who received them wondering whats up with the old emails. Maybe with the new update I can now use Apple mail away from home. Maybe????????
I had the same issue however, but they were emails related to my work outlook account that I thought had sent months ago. Made me look like an idiot replying to emails from months ago that apparently were stuck in limbo someplace.
The “find on page” feature in Safari, which allowed one to search for specific text in a web page, has disappeared. It will be sadly missed.
Problems copying and pasting into notes
Copying URL is more difficult
Copying web pages into notes is more difficult
Doesn’t recognize some websites download commands And will download an unreadable copy On screen copy and save image with one touch is not available
Missing search function on right swipe
Changed picture edit mode moved the straightener to the side making it harder to adjust image.
Books from project Gutenberg or internet archive no longer download to ipad after installing ios13.1
Moving pictures taken with the new ios 13.1.2 into a folder / album you’ve created isn’t available – the function is missing. What happened? it was so easy to select, and then move into album.
Hi Diana,
Move photos using the share button and then choose to Add to Album from the list of options below the rows of icon actions.
Hi, I have an iPad 2017 which appears to be working fine since the update, except for one thing: I can no longer access my Nikon D90 using the Apple Camera Connector.
I use that all the time and it was working ok until the update.
Now when I connect the camera and turn it on, nothing happens (it used to initiate the import function).
The new and improved file app doesn’t see it and there is no error message.
I have upgraded to iPadOS13.1.2.
I have restarted the iPad and camera multiple times. I have checked both cables.
The same cables work fine with another iPad running the previous version of IOS, and I have been able to connect my iPad to other devices (e.g. a piano keyboard) using the camera connector, so I know all cables are healthy.
Any suggestions?
Steve
Solved. The import function no longer starts automatically. I needed to go into the Photos app and click on the import button. It took a while but eventually started the process.
Hi Steve,
Try importing your Photos using the Photos App.
Open the Photos app, tap the Albums tab at the bottom, scroll down and choose Imports. Wait for your iPad to recognize your camera and then import your photos.
Liz
Hi, I recently updated to IOS 13 on my iPhone 7.
Since the update, I have noticed that some apps are quitting if the screen locks.
Specifically Dreamtalk recorder and Google News.
I use dreamtalk recorder regularly, and it has always recorded whilst the screen is locked.
But as soon as I lock the screen, the app immediately closes.
I use voiceover so I tried using the app with it turned off, in case it conflicted, but the same thing happens.
I downloaded IOS 13.1.2 but the problem is still happening.
I’ve tried reinstalling the app, it’s an app I paid for so luckily it let me reinstall it for free.
I’ve tried everything it says online but it doesn’t fix it.
Dreamtalk recorder hasn’t updated for two years, but it was fine until the update.
But because it’s a week later, I think it’s too late to go back because it’s backed up since then.
Please, can you help? it’s the same whether the phone is charging or not, I have it on do not disturb when I use the app.
I’ve had to resort to completely disabling auto-lock so that I can run the app, but this means my phone is unlocked all night.
Thanks for your help.
The new Find My Friends is horrible. The refresh button is no longer there and you can not get a notification of someone leaving without the person getting notified. Hate this new install
On the iPad, Safari no longer has an “X” in the search window to delete the whole line of text, meaning you now have to do multiple backspaces. Why introduce new systems which are less convenient than what they replace?
You didn’t test it, Apple! Requiring Mail users to delete and reinstall their accounts is an arrogant response, frankly – you should have tested it and fixed their problem before you’re breathless rush to issue this release. 0/10
iPhone 8 updated to 13.1.2: which as rendered it useless, can’t hold charge, open an app for a few moments battery charge runs straight down and closes down, can’t start back up unless it is on charge, answer a call it shuts down, it has lost 20% of charge in the time it took to write this. hoping for a major update soon.
I have big issues with my iPad Air 2. It stops working now: no wifi connection except my school wifi, can’t access to iTunes, frozen apps, can’t download apps, verified account passwords (iCoud, Apple ID,…) It takes a long time for responding to these apps. In addition, for some working apps like Youtube, Fb, Drive… they always require sign in every single time when I reopen them. Now, I do not know how to fix them. I tried to reset my iPad, reset wifi but it did not work.
Major issues on iPad with all the updates. It will just start opening different apps randomly, email keeps scrolling back to the first one, sometimes when typing it just starts typing a bunch of letters, and unable to delete apps.
I cannot get an app to stay where I put it no matter what I do. This is on a 6S Plus.
1. Mail app doesn’t refresh and the only way to get new emails is to shut down the app by swiping it off from the home screen.
2. Cursor placement is dodgy and the cursor doesn’t snap to the start of a word in many situations, rather it just sort of floats around. worse in some apps than others.
3. Saving web pages as PDFs to Files is hit and miss now. Often doesn’t work and takes forever.
I upgraded from the final iOS 12 release to iOS 13.1.2 on an iPad Air2.
Since the update to 13.1.1 on both iPad Pro and iPad Air I can no longer switch between my Gmail accounts, all other buttons showing under manage my other email accounts, other than one, which I used to swipe across to change, are now greyed out and don’t work.
I can get round by going into managing your google account but this takes ages when you have several email accounts.
Is there a quick fix? Thanks
I am running the new iPad OS on iPad Air 2, and it’s real buggy. After much patience and many attempts, I am now logged on to home Wifi and have signed into iCloud. However, most of the apps on my iPad fail to start (app start up screen comes up, then immediately crashes).
Find My is hit or miss on finding someone’s location and when it does it takes several minutes. Had no trouble before ios13.
After updating to iOS 13.1.1, downloading epubs from the fanfiction website archive of our own prompts Safari to ask if I want to download.
I say yes, then it opens the epub file in books, which is NOT what I want. I hate that app.
I prefer Overdrive and have used it for years.
How an I circumvent Apple loading the epub into books? Nothing I’ve tried so far seems to work.
This happens even if I donwload an ePub file form within the Overdrive App! I don’t see any setting or any way to get control back in my hands.
Hi Jackie,
Use the Files app to manage your ePub downloads.
Open the Files App
Open the Downloads folder
Tap the Select button
Tap the ePub you want to open
Tap the share button
In the second row of app icons, swipe all the way right and choose the More Button
Scroll the list for Open in Overdrive (you only see this option when overdrive is installed on your device)
That should do the trick!
In Find My: Friends, what happened to the refresh friends position button? Now, when my friends icon floats off the map I see no way to refresh their position so they get re-centered on the map again.
This is a tragic loss of functionality. Am I missing it? Or is it really gone?
How can you eliminate that piece of functionality?
The app is virtually useless without it.
I tried to update my iphone 6s using iTunes and it failed, worst than that it couldn’t startup. after several tries it forced me to restore it to its factory setting and update it to iOS 13.1.1 . Once done, I couldn’t restore my last backup file from itunes. The only error message I got was “An error occured”.
The only thing I noticed on my phone before I performed the upgrade is that there was not a lot of free storage space on it.
Could someone help please.
Hi for Slide over being Blurry (8.6) a normal force restart solves it
CarPlay started cutting out after IOS 13, 2019 Accord. Call Apple support they did all the troubleshooting and Smitty night to get the engineers.
On iPadOS using my IPP 10.5 Pro, how can I save a PDF/ ePub directly into OneDrive?
On 12.xx, I would download the file on Safari and then chose to save to OneDrive.
On iPadOS, Safari defaults to iCloud.
When I go to Settings to change the download destination in Safari, there are a few options, including OneDrive, Dropbox, etc., but they are all greyed out.
Only iCloud is active. I don’t use iCloud. So, how do I save my files to OneDrive?
Thanks
Hey, open the OneDrive app on your device and make sure it’s signed in okay. Then open the Files app and make sure you can access OneDrive through it (your Safari downloads are sent to OneDrive the Files app). Restart your device. Now go back to Settings > Safari > Downloads. Hopefully that helps, let us know!
I am not able to print from iPhone after update, I can’t see my print option anymore.
Hi Blanca,
Please see the tips in this articleHow to Print from your iPhone in iOS 13
I updated my iPhone 8 Plus today to iOS 13 and I am sending messages as text messages instead of an iMessage. How do I fix this?
Hey Lynn, if you haven’t already, go to Settings > Messages and turn on iMessage. Make sure the person your texting also has an Apple device with iMessages turned on. Let us know if this helps!
I have over 50000 photos on icloud. I have icloud syncing on. After install of 13.1, only 12000 photos are showing up in the photos app.
Hey Steve, it can take a few days for your photos to restore after upgrading or changing devices. Keep your device plugged in to power and connected to Wi-Fi. If they don’t turn up after a couple of days, take a look on iCloud.com to see what’s on there, anything on the website will eventually make its way to your device.
I have an iPad Air 2 128GB with about 60GB free at the time of update, just updated to iPadOS.
After the update, every app takes 5 minutes to become responsive.
Then I get one screen tap every 5 minutes, like the screen locks for that full amount of time.
This is on every app, including settings.
So far it has been impossible to do anything as 4 taps takes at least 20 minutIs and then when i finally get to where I need to be, the app I’m in just crashes and I have to start over, or the option I want, like “Erase All Content and Settings” will not engage.
It just lights up when I tap it and nothing ever happens.
Is there a way to force a factory reset with just a hardware button combo?
When I try to do the factory reset via the settings screen, it takes 20 minutes to get to the option to erase all content, then the option does nothing. I tap it, it lights up with my tap, and…no response.
I have now spent 3 hours trying to get anything to work.
Other details: The iPad will not connect to wifi, and will not allow access from iTunes either.
It takes the ipad to long to respond to itunes so it always times out and nothing ever happens when attempting to connect to wifi.
Hi Mike,
We are really sorry to hear about all these issues with your iPad Air after updating to iPadOS. That’s terrible and frustrating to boot!
You didn’t mention if you tried a forced restart or not–we assume you did but just in case you didn’t, try that.
1) Hold both the power and home buttons together until you see an Apple Logo on the screen, then release
If problems remain after the forced restart and you can’t access the setting to reset, your best bet is to use iTunes–it doesn’t have to be your computer. Anyone’s will do as long as it has the latest version of iTunes installed on it. You can even visit an Apple Store or Apple product seller (like Best Buy) and use one of their Macs with iTunes on it.
See if iTunes recognizes your iPad and if so, use the Update button and see if it downloads the latest iPadOS onto your device or reinstalls it.
If that’s not working, try Recovery Mode or if necessary DFU Mode.
Good luck!
Liz
Hi
how about wifi problems?
i have these problems too
Hi Farzad,
If these happened just after updating your iOS or iPadOS, take a look at this article WiFi Dropping Out or Not Available After iOS Update, How-To Fix
And in the problems article, take a look at this section.
Hi,
I have iPhone 11 pro max, previously I was using iPhone XS Max and I had a developer version of the ios 13 (legally paid).
After changing the phone (last FRI) I have a problem with visible sender name when I receive text/message.
Preview of the content is not visible until I unlock the phone, but the sender is.
No matter what settings in notification I use it’s always the same story.
I even erased all settings on my iPhone, but it also didn’t give me the desired result.
I was contacting apple support in that matter but they were quite hopeless. Any ideas on how to fix it?
Thanks a lot!
Hi Patrick,
Wow, that’s a weird one!
You’ve done the right steps in looking at notification settings. Have you tried resetting all settings?
It’s a bit drastic and requires you to reset any preferences for wallpapers, accessibility settings, and so forth. But it does remove any setting that might be causing the issue without needing to check through each and every menu and option.
The only other thing I can think of is temporarily turning Siri & Search on for the Lock Screen (Settings > Siri > Suggestion on Lock Screen) and toggling all of Siri & Search options in Settings > Siri > Messages.
Frankly, this shouldn’t impact it but it’s worth a try just to see if it’s causing the problem.
We’ll keep an eye out for anything else too!
Liz
Since updating my iPhone 6s Plus I can not send or receive messages or see any previous messages (which I did have a lot of).
There is an exclamation symbol above the message icon.
I can’t make any calls either (or receive any).
I can enter the number to call, but the green button doesn’t seem to be engaging.
WhatsApp and Messenger (only texting) come and goes.
Some other Apps won’t open.
My contacts list opens to show all the names, but the individual names won’t open.
I can still use the internet. Any ideas?
Hi Debbie,
It sounds like there might be an issue with your carrier settings and your iPhone 6S–because you can’t receive messages or make/receive calls.
Shut down your iPhone, then pop out the SIM card and replace it in the tray–it might have unseated itself.
Once the SIM is back in the device, power on the phone and see if your iPhone works normally.
If still not working, check if there is a carrier update for your device by going to Settings > General > About and scroll down to the carrier and tap those settings to see if an update pops up.
If there is no carrier update, contact them and request a new replacement SIM card.
hi, I installed ios 13 on my iPad Pro today.
I’ve been using it all day and had set up a passcode when prompted after the download etc.
All good, and used the passcode a couple of times no problem.
I turned the passcode option off as I don’t need it at home.
However, there was a messenger glitch showing an unread message when there wasn’t so I turned the iPad off and on again, still didn’t fix the problem so I continued using all afternoon.
I turned it off again tonight and when I turned it on again, it was asking for my passcode.
It wouldn’t accept it and locked me out several times.
Is there some way around this so I don’t have to factory reset?
thanks.
Hi Patrice,
It might be using one of the default codes–0000, 1234, or 8888 for four-digit codes and 000000, 123456, or 888888 for 6 digit codes. See this article for more information: iPhone Passcode Required After iOS Update, Fix
If you don’t know the passcode and none of those options work, your best bet is to restore the iPad to remove it.
Hopefully, you have a backup of your iPad either on iCloud or through iTunes on a computer from a time before you set up that temporary passcode.
Can’t get pinned widgets to work for iPad mini 4 on iPadOS 13.
The widget function works the same as for iOS 12…
Hi Justin,
Today View shows up in landscape mode but not in portrait mode–and it shows up on your Main home screen (the first one)–not any additional screens.
If you are in landscape view, swipe all the way right to reach your main home screen. If you don’t see Today View there, open Settings > Display & Brightness and scroll down to Home Screen Layout. Tap the “More” option and toggle on Keep Today View on Home Screen–this toggle also appears at the top of your Widgets editing menu.
Hope that helps,
Liz
Thanks! The last suggestion was the one… never thought to check the display & brightness settings.
I’ve an iPad Mini 4 & have just updated to iOS 13 & have researched & tried everything I could think of to get the swipe keyboard working (I updated my iPhone & it was working perfectly from the get-go. Any tips or suggestions, please?
Hi William,
The swipe keyboard only works on the smaller floating iPad keyboard–don’t ask us why!
To access the floating keyboard, press the keyboard icon in the lower right corner of your iPad’s full-sized keyboard and choose Floating.
If you don’t see this option go to Settings > General > Keyboard and turn on Slide on Floating Keyboard to Type.
That should do the trick!
Used to be able to click a link on website to take a picture for work iOS 13 now brings up file choices only any ideas? iPad running IOS 12.4.1 still works correctly
Hey Kevin, sorry I’m not sure I know what you mean.
Are you talking about when you tap and hold on an image in Safari and save it to photos? If so, instead of getting a “Save Image” option, iOS 13 lets you “Add to Photos”. But both options do the same thing.
Let us know if I didn’t understand you properly and we’ll try again!
When I click a twitter link forwarded to me in iMessage, it gets stuck in Safari vs starting my Twitter App and loading the tweet.
In Safari, it’s https://mobile.twitter.com/THELINK (THELINK can be any varying link I was sent).
It stops at a Safari login screen, but will not let me progress.
In the past, the link would seamlessly take me into my Twitter App and load the Tweet.
How do I fix this?
Hey Thom, sorry to hear about this. I’m not a Twitter user so haven’t come across this bug myself. On the off chance you haven’t done so already, I’d suggest the following basic troubleshooting steps:
1. Update to iOS 13.1 and check for new updates to Twitter
2. Delete the Twitter app
3. Quit every app and restart your device
4. Reinstall Twitter and sign in to it
5. Try opening a new link in iMessage again.
Hopefully that helps, let us know how you get on!
My e-mail account [email protected] has totally gone with the latest update.
The screen is totally blank.
And if I try to uninstall I get a message, that I have to create a new Apple-ID.
Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Best regards
Birthe
HI Birthe,
Sorry to hear about your issues after the update.
Are you not able to sign in with your Apple ID that’s associated with the Hotmail account or are you not seeing any email from that account in the Mail app?
For Apple ID, try restarting the device and then sign in again with your Apple ID (the Hotmail one.)
For Mail app issues, delete your that Hotmail email account from Settings > Passwords & Account > Tap the name of the account > Choose Delete Account. Restart. Then add that email back in via Settings > Passwords & Account > Add Account.
If the problem is something else, please let us know.
Screenshots are always a help–please send those to [email protected] along with the subject line Follow Up to Comment on Apple ID & Hotmail account
Good luck,
Liz
What Apple Developer genius decided to get rid of all the options in replying to or forwarding emails at the bottom of the Mail app?
I mean we had 5 icon options in iOS 12–no we just have two (trash and reply)???
What’s up with that UX choice?
And who the heck missed that iOS 13 actually changes the positions of the reply and trash icons?
By instinct, I tapped on where the reply icon USED to be and have ended up trashing a bunch of emails.
Come on man! This is a kindergarten UX mistake from Apple!
Since updating to ios13, my Footsteps app no longer works. I have Fottsteps and Footsteps lite. When I try to open them, it opens but doesn’t load. If I wait, it shuts down.
Hi Nancy,
It looks like the app developers have not yet released an update to the app to support iOS 13–it’s likely that an update is needed before the app works again.
In the meantime, try closing all your open apps, restart your device, and then tap to open Footsteps again (with no other app open).
Close an app
1. On an iPhone or an iPad with no home button from the Home screen, swipe up from the bottom of the screen and pause slightly in the middle of the screen
2. On an iDevice with a home button, double-click the Home button and swipe right or left to find the app that you want to close
3. Swipe right or left to locate the app you want to close
4. Swipe up on the app’s preview to close it
5. Repeat for all open or suspended apps
Since updating to ios13, my Footsteps app no longer works. I have Fottsteps and Footsteps lite. When I try to open them, it opens but doesn’t load. If I wait, it shuts down.
I tried closing and restarting….did t work. Hopefully they’ll update the app soon, I use it everyday.
Slider bar on bottom of APP on iphone X does not function except on lock screen since IOS 13 update
Hi Tommy! I’m really sorry to hear that, it sounds like a really frustrating problem and you aren’t the only one having it either. It looks like you need to wait for the next update from Apple for a permanent fix, iOS 13.1 should be coming out on the 24th. In the meantime, I suggest turning on AssistiveTouch for an on-screen Home button: Settings > Accessibility > AssistiveTouch.