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Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 13.2.3 With Bug Fixes for Messages, Mail and More
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It's simple. I want all bugs fixed immediately after release with no software updates. Is that too much to ask?!
For all the people arguing about updates just go buy an android and be happy, I’m glad Apple is pushing updates quickly and fixing issues just chill out
Looks like each 13.3 beta is being released with more and more bug fixes each time... I wonder if 13.2.3 and 13.3 beta 2 have the same Build number.
By the way, can someone confirm if this release finally fixes the issue with background apps being reloaded each time they are opened? Some users were still experiencing app reloads on iOS 13.2.2
By the way, can someone confirm if this release finally fixes the issue with background apps being reloaded each time they are opened? Some users were still experiencing app reloads on iOS 13.2.2
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I like all the updates. I don't get why people have such an issue with them?
Every update has bugs, the fact that we’re getting frequent updates is a good thing.It's simple. I want all bugs fixed immediately after release with no software updates. Is that too much to ask?!
After a first test (my account is on an Exchange 2016 server)
- Notifications for email on the home screen still don't appear reliably; for my iPhone it is even that notifications appear only after I have unlocked the device (then, however, I get notifications even for emails that I have already moved or deleted)
- Also, devices no longer seem to wake up when I receive email (probably related to the previous one)
- The problem that mail is not there when I receive a notification and I have to refresh manually seems is at least alleviated (Mail seems to auto-refresh now); however, there still seems to be a disconnect between notifications and the email list
- The problem that I have to move (or delete) and email twice to get the operation done seems to be gone (I will have to observer, however).
So my conclusion is: it's still mostly a mess.
Maybe you should have asked:
Raise your hand if you think we will be on at least iOS 13.5.6 by the end of this year 🙋🏽
If only there was a way for Apple to do thorough testing... it's not like they have total control over the software AND hardware.
Because all these updates (and initial releases) are buggy, that's why. Frequent updates is not a substitution for solid software design practices.
I don't know. He may just make bugs look like actual insects.
And an almost countless combination of configurations of that software and ever increasing hardware variations.If only there was a way for Apple to do thorough testing... it's not like they have total control over the software AND hardware.
I think at this point we can conclude we're back to iOS 11 days, plenty of bugs.
At least this time they're making a big effort in order to solve them as soon as possible. I wonder if Apple employees will have their Thanksgiving holidays this year (I'm not American so I don't know how important Thanksgiving is, and if they will have their holidays no matter what happens in the company.
how can people complain about bug fixes is beyond my comprehension
Hopefully this fixes a few issues. Take anything I can get that helps.
Issue 01: IPP 11 with Logitech ASK.
The IPP would not recognize the ASK until I rebooted the IPP and then turned on the ASK.
Working fine now and the first time I have had the IPP do this after an update.
Issue 01: IPP 11 with Logitech ASK.
The IPP would not recognize the ASK until I rebooted the IPP and then turned on the ASK.
Working fine now and the first time I have had the IPP do this after an update.
Boy, I hope that fixes the call kit issue that Nomorobo has on ios13 that keeps the app from updating...
They complain when there’s issues to be fixed and they complain when they fix the issues quickly. I wonder what it would feel like to live in a state of perpetual misery?