You no longer have to worry about being delayed by the Apple system.
Open the computer and hold the claw machine. After working for a while, you want to brush the drama. When you are immersed in the story, Boss has you in WeChat, so you can quickly handle the unfinished work. When you go back to the desktop, you find that the original working document has been closed by the system and has to be restarted.
On November 8, Apple officially released the official version of iOS 13.2.2 and iPadOS 13.2.2, the main purpose is to solve the frequent killing background problems caused by RAM management in the previous iOS 13.2 version.
You don’t have to worry about losing your work anymore.
“Frequently killing the background” is where Apple was criticized by users after upgrading iOS 13.2. After opening multiple apps, once several apps are left out, the system will determine the timeout and penalize it. Video-based software, cameras, WeChat, and other applications that have a large memory have become the “culprits” of other applications in the background.
Under the complaints of Chinese and foreign netizens, only one week after the official release of iOS 13.2, Apple released the first developer beta Beta 1 of iOS 13.3 and iPadOS 13.3. In just 2 days, the official version went live.
In addition to fixing reloading issues with multiple application fast-switches, this update also includes issues: iPhone may lose cellular service after call, use Kerberos single sign-on service in Safari browser Prompt authentication, S/MIME encrypted email reply between Exchange accounts cannot be read, and the YubiKey accessory powered by lightning interface may be interrupted.
In addition to the cellular fix, iPadOS 13.2.2 update instructions are consistent with iOS.
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