iOS 14 Beta version crashes: so many bugs that it makes me want to cry

A few days ago, Apple held the WWDC2020 Global Developers Conference online and launched the long-awaited iOS 14 Beta version.

I thought things would only get better after updating the system, but I didn't expect iOS to remain the same and still have some bugs.

Recently, many netizens who tried the iOS 14 beta version found that this version has so many bugs that it makes them want to cry, and many functions cannot be used. Simply put, the iOS 14 beta version has "crashed".

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According to netizens' complaints, the currently known bugs that are both ridiculous and embarrassing include:

It will automatically restart during daily use, WeChat messages cannot be withdrawn or copied, the phone suddenly heats up quickly and power consumption increases, there is no corresponding icon displayed in the control center after putting on headphones (some netizens also said that the volume becomes lower), some software cannot use the WiFi network normally, some APPs cannot be opened or crash, some functions and interface prompts are not translated into Chinese and are displayed in English, Apple's built-in map application cannot navigate accurately, the Weather App can only locate the city but not the district, and so on.

These bugs are the different bug manifestations that have been exposed and will appear in different models after updating to iOS14. It seems that this new version has a lot of problems.

Seeing this, if you have not upgraded to iOS 14, it is best not to upgrade yet. After all, Apple will launch a new version to improve these problems in the future, so there is no need to rush.

If you have upgraded to iOS 14, don’t worry, there is still a chance to downgrade back to iOS 13.5.1, but be sure to make a backup before downgrading the system (flashing the phone).

After that, you need to use the computer and "Aisi Assistant", connect the computer with an Apple data cable to flash the device and jailbreak it. After selecting the model, click the system version (iOS 13.5.1) firmware package to flash the device.

After the flashing is completed, the phone will restart automatically. At this time, the downgrade has been successful. Next, you just need to follow the system prompts to reactivate the iPhone.

Finally, updating is risky, so be cautious when flashing your device.

It is better to wait and see before upgrading. After all, not everyone can tolerate so many bugs, and flashing the system may not be successful every time. Bricking the system may be more annoying than having bugs in the system.

So please don’t upgrade your system easily. Use and cherish a good system.

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