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iOS 13.5 Released With Bug Fixes & Improvements

Spending the day at home because of the bad pandemic situation of the COVID-19 virus all around the world, Apple Inc introduced the newest software updates for its series. It's called iOS 13.5. This week, Apple Inc released its next upcoming iOS version called iOS 13.5 to the public. Now, all Apple iPhone and iPad users can upgrade their iOS version to this newest features improvement iOS 13.5 version from the Apple Settings. 


New specifications of iOS 13.5

Like other software updates of the iOS series, iOS 13.5 and iPadOS 13.5 comes with bug fixes and other improvements. Especially the iOS 13.5 updates released with the focus on the difficulties of the pandemic situation of the COVID-19 virus. Absolutely, iOS 13.5 introduced the Exposure Notification API, Face ID Update, Group FaceTime, and more another improvement. Let’s see the new features of iOS 13.5 and iPadOS 13.5 releases. 

Exposure Notification API
With the release of the iOS 13.5 update, you can experience the Exposure Notification API on Apple devices. Indeed, it helps to stop the spread of the virus and save all the lives as well. Are you afraid to go outside due to the coronavirus spread? As a result of that, you have to stay at home. If so, you are looking for the best way to stop the viral spread. No doubt, Apple and Google today have been introducing the Exposure Notification API for creating COVID-19 contact tracing apps. It aims to slow the spread of this epidemic virus in each other. It was developing with real guidance from major public health authorities in every country. Happy to say that Contact Tracing Tech released contact tracing apps in coronavirus pandemic situations and it is using Bluetooth to communicate with smartphones.

Group FaceTime
Group FaceTime is another improvement feature of the iOS 13.5 new updates. Indeed, it’s video automatically enlarges the title of the person who is speaking. The chat in a grid with equal-sized windows allows the shifting tile sizes to be disabled, displaying regardless of who is speaking. Then you can control automatic prominence on Group FaceTime calls. 

Face ID Update
Now, you have to wear a mask when you are going outside. The reason is all the people have to use it to prevent spreading the coronavirus pandemic. By the way, all Apple users have to face the problem of using Face ID to unlock the iPhone. Yes, if you are wearing a mask, the Face ID does not work with masks. It’s a pleasure to hear, the iOS 13.5 and iPodOS 13.5 software updates come with the best solution for that. If you are wearing a mask, you can unlock your iPhone with Face ID because it will jump straight to the passcode screen.

Not enough that Apple Inc introduced iOS 13.5 other small changes for Apple users to enjoy the new improvements. 


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