Another day, another new iOS update. This time it is iOS and iPadOS 13.3, which not only bring with them numerous fixes but also a new security feature to help protect users on the internet.
But does it bring any new bugs?
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The release notes detail several improvements, with changes being made to the Stocks app, Screen Time feature, and Apple News.
There is also a big list of fixes and random improvements, from fixing a bug in Mail that prevented the deleting of messages in Gmail accounts, to patching a bug that incorrectly showed Cellular Data as being off.
Also fixed is a bug that caused some wireless chargers to charge the device slower than expected.
There's also a big new security improvement as Apple adds native support for FIDO-compliant security keys, like the YubiKey, using the WebAuthn standard over near-field communication (NFC), USB, and/or Lightning.
This means that now authentication is supported using via using the YubiKey 5 NFC or Security Key NFC by just tapping the YubiKey at the top of an iPhone (available on the iPhone 7 and above). Physical authentication is also supported by the YubiKey 5Ci by plugging the YubiKey into the Lightning or USB-C port of an iPhone or iPad.
As for bringing new bugs, it's a bit early to tell. Nothing catastrophic has reared its ugly head (or been reported on the usual channels), so I'm somewhat hopeful. I'll keep you posted.
You can download the update by tapping Settings > General > Software Update. The update is about 500MB in total, so it's best to be on a good internet connection.
iOS 13.3 includes improvements, bug fixes, and additional parental controls for Screen Time.
Screen Time
Apple News
Stocks
This update also includes bug fixes and other improvements. This update: