[muckle_dabuckle]

I bought a 6th gen iPad last week and had to do a warranty exchange today for edge lighting not working on the left side.

My replacement iPad just shows suspended apps when I enter App Switcher instead of suspended apps AND the Notification Center. Any ideas what could be wrong? Is there something in the settings I have missed? I already factory reset and updated software.

[Just_Me_D]

I'm clearly missing something because I don't recall seeing the Notification Center while in the App Switcher when I had my iPad Pro.

[muckle_dabuckle]

Sorry I meant Control Center and NOT Notification Center. Now 70 people that have viewed this so far will think I’m nuts (with bonus typo in thread title!).

[Just_Me_D]

Sorry I meant Control Center and NOT Notification Center.

The same applies, but I do not have the latest iPad models to confirm. I know that when you initiate the App Switcher on the iPhone, you only see apps that are currently running or are now in a suspended state.

[Rob Phillips]

Unless I’m remembering incorrectly Control Center was removed from the app switcher iOS 12.

[muckle_dabuckle]

Thanks. Must’ve been removed in iOS 12. It’s not on my wife’s iPad Pro either. I prefer the removal and it makes it more consistent with my 7 Plus.

[Rob Phillips]

Thanks. Must’ve been removed in iOS 12. It’s not on my wife’s iPad Pro either. I prefer the removal and it makes it more consistent with my 7 Plus.

I think they probably did it for consistency. It also makes sense with the gesture controls for the new iPad Pro that doesn’t have a home button.

[mogelijk]

I can't recall the Control Center coming up with the App Switcher. What I think has you confused is that the swipe up from the bottom brought up the Control Center, while double tapping the home button would bring up the App Switcher. The new gestures on iOS 12 changed this on the iPad, so that a swipe up from the bottom brings up the App Switcher and the Control Center moved, so you now swipe down from the top right of the screen. It used to be just swiping from the top launched the Notification Center, now you must swipe down from the top left or center of the screen. As others said, this was done for the new iPad Pros, which have no home button, as well as to make the interface consistent between the new iPhones and the iPad.

[Rob Phillips]

I can't recall the Control Center coming up with the App Switcher. What I think has you confused is that the swipe up from the bottom brought up the Control Center, while double tapping the home button would bring up the App Switcher. The new gestures on iOS 12 changed this on the iPad, so that a swipe up from the bottom brings up the App Switcher and the Control Center moved, so you now swipe down from the top right of the screen. It used to be just swiping from the top launched the Notification Center, now you must swipe down from the top left or center of the screen. As others said, this was done for the new iPad Pros, which have no home button, as well as to make the interface consistent between the new iPhones and the iPad.

Unless I’ve lost my mind (always a possibility) swiping up from the bottom of the screen brought up app switcher with Control Center on the right in iOS 11. It did on my iPad Pro anyway.

[Rob Phillips]

Pulled this up from the interwebs. This is iOS 11.

[Just_Me_D]

Pulled this up from the interwebs. This is iOS 11.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c51cd5b3d6.jpg

Like mogelijk, I don’t have any recollection of seeing that on my original 9.7” iPad Pro. I’m not saying it wasn’t there, but I sure as heck don’t recall seeing it.

[muckle_dabuckle]

Found a similar picture in the official iOS 11 guide found in Apple Books. I was only asking because I thought it was there on my iPad before I replaced it yesterday with one that has a working screen. The one I replaced had iOS 12 so I must’ve been imagining things.

[mogelijk]

I guess I remember incorrectly.