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Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 13.2.3 With Bug Fixes for Messages, Mail and More
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The average user isn't aware of updates, they just turn on auto-update and it updates while they're asleep.
Did you expect anything different from a Cook run Apple? C'mon...this should be of no surprise by now.
Well. I would love to not Use a buggy iOS than not updating. Plus they are very small anyways.
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Well this is 2019. Expect more bugs being marketed as features.
Plus, bugs in software development is inevitable. Don’t even think about expecting a bug free software.
Has anyone had an issue where ringer volume seemingly goes to max without you doing anything? For me I notice it happens mostly when I get in and out of my car (where my phone connects via bluetooth automatically). Very annoying to get a call when ringer is turned way up
That has been fixed for me, not sure if Nomorobo updated or the 13.2.2 update fixed it...THAT was annoying.
No but I will definitely stop updating in the fall. Will only update in the summer from now on with G build numbers.
Hope it fixes:
• apps not loading and freezing when they do open; and
• do some work in one app, switch out to another to copy something, come back to the first app and I've lost everything I've done.
• apps not loading and freezing when they do open; and
• do some work in one app, switch out to another to copy something, come back to the first app and I've lost everything I've done.
To the people complaining about updates, it is not as if someone is holding a gun to your head and forcing you to update. You’re perfectly free to wait until 13.3 or later to update and get it all at one go.
Myself, I will continue to install them as they come in. Be thankful that they are even coming in.
Myself, I will continue to install them as they come in. Be thankful that they are even coming in.
Even in the "olden days" there were plenty of people who were having all kinds of issues.
iOS 12 was really horrible for people, right?
And back with Steve Jobs there were no issues like, let's say people installing an update which then just wiped their data, right?
Since iOS13 on my iPhone X with EE (UK), I've had an annoying and intermittent issue where I see full 4G strength in the top right but a complete loss of data until I restart my phone! Tried resetting network settings but nope, issue always seems to come back
Came here to say exactly this. This is past ridiculous at this point. What a horrible, crippled rollout for iOS 13. Embarrassingly bad.
I'm a life-long Android user.
Just what is this updates thing people are compiling about on here? 🙄
I don't get it.
Just what is this updates thing people are compiling about on here? 🙄
I don't get it.
Apple does not release frequent updates.
People: here are so many bugs! 100+ bugs! Fix them, ASAP!
Apple release frequent updates.
People: stop releasing so many updates! God damn. Why so many issues need To be fixed? Test longer before releasing their software!
This is just one of the reasons why apple keeps doing certain “anti-customer” “anti-pro-user” approach by heavily dictating what people can and cannot do.
That's a process thing. Turns out it's quicker, easier and better to do your work in short little bursts than to disappear for a year or two and only resurface when the project is "done". There are many reasons why and this probably isn't the place to go into it. If you're curious, google "Agile methodology".
This update hasn't fixed any Exchange mail issues on my end. All inboxes still opens as blank for a few seconds and Exchange account messages need to be refreshed to show.
Have an 11 so no choice. If I had an Xr though, unless you have some have to have feature, I'd stay on iOS 12.x a while longer while more fixes get done. JMHO. Switch over in December, later than usual, but its been buggier than usual this year.
Downloaded it and have been trying it out for the past hour and nope. Nope nope nope it didn’t fix my backgrounding issues. I browse Reddit for a bit in the reddit app, go do something else for a minute, come back to reddit and for some reason I’m back at the top of the feed. Grrr....
On the other hand, if that amounts to be left with the equivalent of 11 (which may even be optimistic), that's too bad. Those are all really great pieces of hardware, even today. It would be better if they got left with something lighter, faster and more polished like 12. But OTOH, didn't older-than-expected devices get 12? I don't remember - would be nice.
I’m glad of the updates, they are needed and yes iOS 13 should have been better at lau, in fact it should have been better than this version, but this is the second time an iOS 13 update has wiped all my open Safari tabs on my iPad, not on Apple, stop doing that.
