Apple quickly withdraws iOS 14.3 after releasing it: Reason unknown

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Apple did the same thing again. Wasn’t this intentional? Today, many developers said on social networks that Apple launched the official version of iOS 14.3 (version number 18C5044f), but what is puzzling is that it was withdrawn instantly after the launch. Since it was withdrawn in seconds, there is no trace of iOS 14.3 on the Internet, so it is even less likely for users to detect the update.

They have done something similar once before. Apple once pushed the iOS 14.1 system (version number is 18A8395), and iPadOS 14.1 was also released together. However, it was withdrawn not long after its launch. The reason is still unknown.

It should be noted that Apple has stopped system verification for iOS 14 and iOS 14.0.1, which also means that devices that have upgraded the system are not allowed to downgrade to lower versions.

Prior to this, Apple had launched iOS 14.0.1, which fixed a bug that could cause third-party applications to be set as default, and the problem would occur after the iPhone was restarted.