Apple rushed to update the version but forgot to fix a bug that annoys users

Apple unexpectedly released the beta version of iOS 27.2, featuring a redesigned Health app and expanded languages for Siri AI. Alongside the upgrades, users are encountering an annoying bug in Settings – a persistent red badge demanding iCloud storage purchase, even on accounts with free space. Apple did not fix the bug in the new beta, but a temporary solution of signing out and back in exists.

Apple surprised the developer community by directly releasing the first beta of iOS 27.2, skipping the intermediate version 27.1. The decision, according to reports, stems from a desire to protect the hardware secrets of the foldable iPhone Duo. The update brings a redesigned Health app, including a 'Health Age' metric calculated from physiological data, and expands Siri AI to five new languages. Alongside the upgrades, users are encountering an annoying bug: a persistent red badge in Settings demanding 'Enable iCloud Storage', which appears even on accounts with ample free space. Tapping the notification leads to a purchase screen, but dismissing it does not remove the badge. Experts clarify this is a software glitch, not a marketing ploy. Apple did not fix the bug in the new beta, sparking frustration. A temporary solution: signing out and back into the Apple account.