Apple's first beta of iOS 13 is already filled with bugs and performance issues. While some issues require bug fixes which will be available later in the new beta, others can be fixed on your own..
The beta of iOS 13 brings great and promising new features, including dark mode, a sliding keyboard, performance improvements and much more. But there are also problems that come at the same time.
IOS 13 beta testers have reported various types of problems, with the first version of the infamous operating system, ranking them from least important to most severe. If you decide to install the beta version of iOS 13 on your iPhone , it would be best to take a look at the current issues first..
If you don't want to wait around with Apple for bug fixes for upcoming iOS 13 releases, you can always try to fix them on your own. You can also choose to revert to iOS 12 if you can't seem to find a solution you're happy with.
In this guide, you'll get a detailed look at common iOS 13 issues and solutions that can help you fix them without having to revert to iOS 12..
How to fix iOS 13 beta installation issues
If the installation suddenly crashes, then try to force restart your device and start the installation again . You can also try to enter recovery mode and restore the previous version of iOS.
Once your device reverts to an older version of iOS, you can try installing iOS 13 beta again.
If these steps don't work for you, you can also try removing the SIM card. This method has already worked very well for many people. But you should only do this in cases where you are installing iOS 13 beta on a secondary device.
How to fix iOS 13 beta battery life issue
Abnormal battery consumption is a fairly common issue with beta versions of Apple operating systems. Additionally, iOS 13 beta users have previously complained about a considerable loss of battery.
In the majority of cases, it is a bad application that is the cause.
How to fix iOS 13 beta performance issues
Some iOS 13 beta users have reported delays, crashes, sluggishness, and automatic restarts with the new operating system. It can really be quite complicated to fix, sometimes a simple restart is very helpful.
How to fix Wi-Fi issues with iOS 13 beta
We have seen quite a few complaints about the slow Wi-Fi speed and also the instability of this connection. Wi-Fi issues are pretty hard to fix, but here we have things you can try when you start noticing anomalies with your Wi-Fi.
Before starting with the setup, please try unplugging your router for at least a minute or two. If you don't see any change, make sure there is no connection to an outage in your neighborhood. You can use Down Detector to find your ISP (Internet Service Provider).
If you are sure that the problem is unrelated to your router or ISP, then go to "Settings" on your iPhone, then "Forget" your problematic Wi-Fi connection. Here's how to do it:
- Go to "Settings".
- Tap on "Wi-Fi".
- Select your connection.
- Tap “Forget this network” at the top of the screen.
- Enter your password, then sign in again.
If the problem persists then you should go to "Settings" and reset your network settings. Make sure you have your password ready because you will need to re-enter it. So here's how:
- Go to "Settings".
- Tap on "General".
- Scroll to "Reset".
- Tap “Reset Network Settings” at the top of the screen.
- Enter your password to reconnect.
How to fix iOS 13 beta Bluetooth issues
If your Bluetooth connection is starting to mess around on iOS 13 beta, there are a few more things you can try before you downgrade your system.
First, go to “Settings” and head to “Bluetooth” options. Tap on the blue "i" button that is in a circle and right next to the name of your Bluetooth device that is not working, then tap "Forget this device". Once the device has been forgotten, try to reconnect your device.
If this does not resolve the situation, then you can try resetting your device's network settings. Here is how to do it:
- Go to "Settings".
- Then head to "General".
- Scroll to "Reset".
- Tap on "Reset network settings".
This process may take a few seconds to complete. It will make your device forget all connections already saved including Wi-Fi connections, so make sure you know the corresponding passwords.
If that still can't help, you can try restarting all the settings on your device and therefore reverting to the default settings. Here is how you can do it:
- Go to "Settings".
- Head to "General".
- Scroll to "Reset".
- Tap on "Reset all settings".
This will erase all the information of the connections already saved, so be sure to prepare all the passwords you need.
How to fix cellular network issues on iOS 13 beta
If your mobile connection suddenly becomes unstable, there are a few things you can do.
First of all, check with your telephone company if you would not exceed your plan. You can also go to the official website of your telephone company to check if there are any network problems in your area.
If you think there is a failure, then please contact customer service. A customer service representative should be able to give you more information.
If you are convinced that the problem has absolutely nothing to do with a network failure, then restart your iPhone and see whether or not that can solve the situation.
If you are still facing problems, please head to "Settings"> "General"> "Information" and then check for updates from your telephone company. If there is a new update, then download and install it, then see if that can solve the problem.
You can also try turning “Cellular Data” off and then back on. To do this, go to "Settings"> "Cellular data", then press the toggle button next to the "Cellular data" inscription. You can also try to activate Airplane mode for a few minutes in the "Settings" of your device or via the "Control Center"; then check your connection again.
If nothing works, try resetting the network settings on your iPhone. Here's how to do that:
- Go to "Settings".
- Head into "General".
- Scroll to "Reset".
- Tap “Reset network settings”.
How to fix app issues with iOS 13
The developers will not release the update with support for iOS 13 until the official release date of Apple's new operating system. This means that apps could, most likely, have bugs on your iOS device. If that ever happens, here's what you can do.
If one of your apps suddenly crashes, make sure you are using the latest version of the app. If an update does not resolve the problem, then try reinstalling the application in question.
If none of these solutions can solve your problem, then you will need to downgrade the operating system and wait for the developers to release their update after the official release of iOS 13.
How to fix Face ID issues on iOS 13
In the official announcement of iOS 13 beta, Apple itself said that Face ID may not work normally with this version. If so, then the big American company recommends that you restart your device.
How to fix Touch ID issues on iOS 13
If you have a device that uses Touch ID instead of Face ID, then here's what you can do if there are issues that crop up.
First of all, make sure that there is no dirt or sweat on your fingerprint sensor. Also, make sure that you do not get any oil on your fingers as this may prevent the detector from reading the information on your fingers.
If it still doesn't work after you try to clean everything, you can try to re-configure your fingerprints on your device.
- Go to "Settings".
- Tap on “Touch ID and Passcode”.
- Enter your password if you have one.
- In the following window, select a fingerprint, then press "Delete fingerprint".
- After that, tap "Add fingerprint ..." and then try your Touch ID again.
How to fix iOS 13 beta CarPlay issues
During the release of iOS 13, Apple announced that there would be quite a few problems with CarPlay at the start but it provides temporary solutions.
If you want to return to the Home screen from the Maps widget screen, you will need to tap the button at the top left of the screen.
If you want to get directions from Siri, then you'll need to launch the Maps app before asking for anything.
And if your iPhone screen goes blank after launching any of the CarPlay functions, you'll need to slide the "Notification Center" and then slide it up to unlock your device.
