Idk about Amex but Reddit works, however Barclays doesn’t. Whenever I open it, I get a prompt saying that I jailbreaked my phone when I didn’t.
Somewhere, the windows phone designer is crying.
Classic apple.
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I’m happy about the Dark Sky integration coming so quickly. Apple weather is terrible.
I’m happy but cautious. The improvements they mentioned in the keynote are just for US so far.
Dark Sky is so so much better that I can’t see all its features being rolled into weather before it’s killed off 
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Finding the beta fantastically stable btw. All my apps are working, no crashing. Lots of aspects feeling smoother than before.
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Exactly this. I did not take the purchase as a positive.
I have a mid 2012 MacBook pro too, tried installing the Beta profile last night but no joy with Big Sur upgrade. Not supported anymore 
Such a shame as it’s a great laptop after a RAM and SSD upgrade. There are ways around running newer MacOS on older hardware (check out dosdude1 for a patcher tool) - maybe there will be a similar patch for Big Sur.
But maybe it will be time to upgrade to a new ARM based MacBook next year… 
Me too. iPhone se 1st Gen feels so snappy and fast
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Does Monzo app and Monzo app in TestFlight works fine or not guys ? Keep me posted.
Natwest and Lloyds works. Barclaycard detects at jailbroken device. Haha
Haven’t tried the TestFlight release yet but the public Monzo release (3.38.00, which I think is the same version as TestFlight anyway), seems to run with no issues
TestFlight works fine on iOS 14.
it doesn’t allow on my iPad
I am not sure on that part as I have a developer account.
Bah mine’s a 2012 too… still works fine as well. An arm laptop just isn’t an option for me - sometimes I have to run stuff at home and we don’t do osx software… lack of bootcamp is an absolute killer.
It’s going to be interesting when salesmen start ringing support with these things… they like shiny things, and apple in particular, so often buy macbooks… our stats show a decent number of macbooks running windows. Every now and then we get someone who doesn’t know the difference and we have to point them at bootcamp… now we face the prospect of telling them they have a choice of getting a refund or not running the app (which is mandated by their employers, often). For the half dozen a year that do this it’s just not an option to rewrite for osx, either.
How did you download the beta?
I’d be wary of installing it without a paid Developer account. In the past, attempting to install a beta OS without a corresponding Dev account will stop the phone from activating, necessitating a full wipe and install.
I’d recommend waiting for the public beta - I think Apple said next month for that?
You may well be right. My experience of getting the betas without a paid dev account is a few years old, back when not being a dev meant downloading the IPSW from a shady website, and paying a company to register your device’s UUID.
I’d guess if you downloaded the profile from Apple, you should be all good.
Probably linux mainly… Arm windows exists but nobody is targetting it (if they can, our tools can’t) and I can’t see them starting for something so niche.
From my experience of doing this every year since I knew how to, I would say you’re fine.
I’ve never ever had a problem, and given that there are (tens of?) thousands of other Apple geeks doing the same, I think definitely fine.
Totally agree with your last sentence here. It’s become so much easier the last few years.
At first I had to get a friend to register my UDID. Then I still had to do via laptop and ipsw. And now it’s just the profile and done.