Apple has released a new iOS 13.1.1 update for the iPhone and the new firmware brings bug fixes and security patches to iPhone users.
iOS 13.1.1 serves as the first maintenance upgrade for the company’s new operating system. It’s much smaller than the iOS 13.1 update that Apple released earlier this month.
If your phone is currently running iOS 13.1, you will have the shortest changelist and smallest download size. If you are upgrading from iOS 12.4.1 or any other version of iOS 12, your iOS 13.1.1 update will be more important because the changes are ready in the updates you skipped.
With that in mind, we want to guide you through the most important things you need to know about Apple’s iOS 13.1.
Our guide covers iOS 13.1.1 update performance, iOS 13.1.1 issues, where to look for feedback on iOS 13.1.1 performance, iOS 13.1.1 jailbreak, and more.
We’ll start with our quick impressions of the performance of iOS 13.1.
iOS 13.1.1 Reviews
iOS 13.1.1 is much smaller than iOS 13.1 which means the download is much smaller.
If you’re porting your iPhone above iOS 13.1, you’re looking at a 100MB download. The iOS 13.1.1 update is an 114.9 MB download for the iPhone X.
If you are currently using iOS 12 or iOS 13.0 you will see a larger download size because again your iOS 13.1.
If you’re already using iOS 13.1, it may take less than 10 minutes to complete the iOS 13.1. It took about seven minutes to load on the iPhone X.
For more information on downloading and installing iOS 13.1, take a look at our guide.
We’ve been using the iOS 13.1.1 update on iPhone for a short while and we found:
If you are experiencing bugs or performance issues with iOS 13.1, 13.0 or any other iOS version, you may want to install iOS 13.1. It can stabilize the performance of your device.
If you need help making a decision, see our reasons for and not installing the iOS 13.1.
We’re in the process of publishing our iOS 13.1.1 reviews for the iPhone X, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 6s, and iPhone SE, so check them out for additional feedback.
iOS 13.1.1 Issues
iOS 13.1.1 fixes a few glaring issues, but also causes problems for some iPhone owners. Some of these issues are completely new and others ported from iOS 13.1, iOS 13.0, and iOS 12.
The current list of iOS 13.1.1 issues includes loading issues, issues with Touch ID and Face ID, issues with first and third-party apps, UI lag, random reboots, and more.
If you run into an issue with iOS 13.1.1, check out our list of fixes for the most common iOS 13 issues. We’ve also posted tips to help improve iOS 13 performance and tips to help improve battery life.
If you can’t handle the performance of iOS 13.1.1 on your phone, you can try downgrading it to an older version of iOS.
Apple signs in iOS 13.1, iOS 13.0 and iOS 12.4.1; that means you can use a space to downgrade your phone. These options will only be available for a short time, so if you want to get your phone out of iOS 13.1.
Unfortunately, you cannot downgrade from iOS 12.4. Apple has closed the path to older versions of iOS 12.
iOS 13.1.1 Update: What’s New
Unlike iOS 13.1, the iOS 13.1.1 update does not bring any new features. Instead, it focused on improving the operating system with security patches and bug fixes.
iOS 13.1.1 a fix for third party keyboard issue Apple announced it earlier this week. You can learn about the security patch. Apple’s website.
Also iOS 13.1.1 brings the following changes:
If you are dealing with any of these issues, you should update immediately.
iOS 13 Jailbreak
If you’re still jailbreaking your iPhone, make sure to avoid iOS 13.1. one way you can jailbreak a device right now If running iOS 12.
Jailbreak developers have made fun of iOS 13 jailbreak tools, but don’t expect them to release a tool compatible with iOS 13.0, iOS 13.1, or iOS 13.1.1 in the near future.
For now, you should stay on iOS 12 if you want to jailbreak your iPhone.
what’s next
Apple has not confirmed the next version of iOS 13, but we expect the company to release a new beta soon.
Apple to celebrate World Emoji Day previewed emoji characters Coming to compatible iPhone models in the fall.
The Unicode 12 update includes a new smiley to yawn, a one-piece swimsuit, waffles, falafel, butter and garlic, and new animals like sloth, flamingo, orangutan, and skunk.
We expect Apple to bring them to the iPhone sometime before the end of the year in an xx milestone software update, possibly iOS 13.2.
As we move away from iOS 13.1.1, watch out for the iOS 13.2 beta.
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