People look at Apple's new iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max models at the Apple Store in IFC, Central district, Hong Kong, China October 10, 2019, after Apple Inc on Wednesday removed an app that protestors in Hong Kong have used to track police movements from its app store. REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha
Apple’s latest iOS update addressed its over-enthusiasm for killing background apps, rendering the smartphone unable to multitask.
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Its latest release, iOS 13.2.2, solves the prior update’s memory management which caused apps to quit unexpectedly.
Tech site Phone Area reported that the iOS 13.2 update was causing problems with multitasking.
For instance, moving from YouTube video to a phone call would cause the video to refresh and reset to the beginning when the user returned to YouTube.
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The problem was also affecting Apple iPads that ran on iOS 13.2.
Apple promises that the 13.2.2 update will resolve these issues, as the newest update doesn’t appear to introduce new features.
Other bug fixes include solutions for glitches that cause the phone to briefly lose cellular connectivity after a call and certain encrypted emails to be unreadable.
iPhone users can find the update under Settings, then General, then Software Update. -The Star