News & Reviews:   ios 13.5

While software exploits are ultimately inevitable, not many expected there to be a jailbreak for iOS 13.5 to arrive as quickly as it did. What made the unc0ver jailbreak bad for Apple is how it can work on nearly all modern iOS-based devices. Apple has since launched the new iOS 13.5.1 to patch the vulnerability and has taken steps to ensure you can't switch out of it.

Sometimes, an update to your phone's operating system (OS) causes unexpected problems. This seems to be the case with the iOS 13.5 update. Apple released the update around the end of May 2020 and since then some iPhone users have encountered a bizarre issue.

Today, the long-awaited iOS update has finally arrived on our Apple iPhones and iPads. In case you missed it, the iOS 13.5 update alongside iPadOS 13.5 feature faster access to your passcode when you are wearing a face mask. As usual, you may find the latest software update in your settings there.

If you're an Apple iPhone user, you would find unlocking your iPhone to be a hassle because of the face mask. Thankfully, the company is working on that and according to reports, the new iOS 13.5 beta will focus on the Face ID as well as "detecting" COVID-19 exposure for the outbreak period. By the way, there's also a new iOS 13.4.1 update patch but we will get to that later.