I’m sorry to say that, but I did all this and didn’t solve. But thanks for the advice.
This is my opinion about this insane OS update (as I posted above, I’m in the same boat as all here): ok, issues could happened, complexity (=bugs) is the price we have to pay for innovation. BUT. There’s a limit, I think. We aren’t voluntary, we pay for products. It’s the minimum to ask that products we pay work as advertised. Since 3 months a serious bug has made my 2 devices useless (Apple Watch and AirPods). I’m in contact with Apple Support by phone, after 3 months the answer is: there’s no workaround and we ensure that a new Os release will probably solve the issue. I also kindly asked via social an official Apple position, the answer is “we only provide support for troubleshoots”. That’s all. And since there are no solutions (till now) we are left to ourselves.
A software update made 2 devices useless since 3 month? It’s your problem, seems Apple say.
Nothing about an official position (“magical” now for Apple means deny issues or let them disappear).
They don’t admit mistakes, they let customers with issues months. Nothing about a compensation or at least a roadmap. Before they partially admit the issue, they made me do the useless, boring procedure: fresh install, reset, pair, unpair, send us a video, diagnostic. Ok, its a a standard procedure. But I sense this procedure is more and more a “clever” way to take time.
I call all this: “arrogance”. And almost unacceptable.
Am I too demanding ?