Apple Drops Minor Update That iPhone Users Should Install Now

On September 19, Apple released iOS 13. Five days later, as expected, 13.1 and iOS iPadOS were deployed. With IOS 13.1, the U1 Ultra Wideband chip in the iPhone family 11 has been activated. This could provide monitoring capability for Apple Tags and also allows an iPhone user to find another iPhone user nearby. The update also added the ability to share ETA's Maps Apple application and a user recording video with a transparent background or invisible to editing.

But Apple also acknowledged that some bugs were to be exterminated and closed exploits, so today he pushed on iOS 13.1.1. With this update, the vulnerability that allowed third QWERTY keyboard applications to leakage of personal data of a user of the iPhone on the Internet is deleted. 13.1.1 and iOS will help those who have experienced battery drain faster than usual on their iPhone after installing iOS 13.

Apple pushed iOS 13.1.1

And there's more. With the update, the iPhone 11 iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone Max Pro 11 users see an improvement in how Siri recognize their work requests; iOS 13.1.1 fixes an issue that could cause slow sync reminders and also prevents Safari suggestions to go back without authorization after being disabled. And if you back up the data on your iPhone often, you might be happy to see that iOS 13.1.1 fixes a problem that prevents the backup file restore feature.

Although iOS 13.1.1 is an incremental update, it must be installed by all iPhone users - Apple drops minor update that iPhone users should install now

Although iOS 13.1.1 is an incremental update, it must be installed by all iPhone users

Although this is a minor update, it does not need to be installed on your iPhone. Meanwhile, iPadOS 13.1.1 was released today by Apple. This is the first incremental update to the tablet's operating system dedicated to basic iOS developed by the technology giant.

You can find updates on your iPhone or iPad-compatible by going to Settings> General> Software Update.