Is iOS 13.2.2 worth updating? Know these points and you will understand

Since the release of iOS 13, there have been many problems. New problems have arisen after solving old problems, such as the "background killing" problem, which has made many Apple fans quite dissatisfied. However, iOS 13.2.2 has solved this problem, which can be said to be worth upgrading. And now users have given good feedback on the effect.

iOS 13 brings many new experiences, such as dark mode, new browsing and editing of photos and videos, faster face unlocking, richer map functions, MemoJi, more humanized Siri pronunciation, etc. However, while bringing new experiences, it also brings new problems, such as the inability to turn off the three-finger function, the pull-down undo button not working, greater power consumption, heat generation, software crashes, etc. With the release of fixes one by one, many problems have been solved, but the recent "background killing" problem has made many Apple fans anxious.

Solve the "kill background" problem

After upgrading to iOS 13.2., both the iPhone 6s and the latest iPhone 11 have serious "background killing" problems. After opening multiple apps, switching back and forth between apps will automatically close the app and need to be reopened. This problem has pitted a large number of game enthusiasts. When they are playing a game and receive a call, the game will exit, and they will be reported when they enter the game again.

After upgrading to IOS 13.2.2, the problem of killing background processes has been effectively solved. When using WeChat, you no longer need to look at the "Earth" multiple times a day.

Solve the problem of signal "interruption"

This update resolves an issue where calls could occasionally not be answered when using the VoLTE feature, and where the iPhone might not have cellular service after the call ended.

What are the issues with iOS 13.2.2?

There are still bugs in iOS 13.2.2. For example, the carplay function that I often use, after projecting the mobile phone navigation to the car screen, the navigation route is always lost and needs to be searched again. This problem does not exist in IOS 12.4.1, and it is still not solved after upgrading to IOS 13.2.2.

In addition, iOS 13.2.2 also has problems such as WiFi disconnection and occasional unstable WiFi connection.

In particular, the solution to the two major problems of "killing background processes" and "no cellular service" has delighted many Apple fans. Many users have reported that there is basically no "killing background processes" and accidental loss of mobile data, that is, short-term network disconnection. But at the same time, although not many people have reported that the power consumption has increased, some users have experienced increased power consumption and heating. In addition, the input method cursor sometimes gets stuck, the operation of the video is also stuck, and there is a delay in the lock screen. It seems that there are endless problems with iOS.

If your iPhone frequently experiences unexpected APP exits and is often without cellular service, it is recommended that you upgrade to iOS 13.2.2.