iOS 13.4.1 is available with its batch of fixes (FaceTime, Bluetooth, etc.)

While iOS 13.4.5 isalready available in beta, last night, iOS 13.4.1 appeared available on all iPhones and iPads supporting iOS 13.

How to update your iPhone or iPad?

Consultour iOS 13.4 update announcement articleand follow the same steps to upgrade your device to iOS 13.4.1. In short, everything takes place from the Settings application, General section, then Software Update. Unless you update using a computer and iTunes (or Finder).

What's new?

This new update does not bring major new features, unlike iOS 13.4. But it serves to correct several rather annoying bugs.

As described here, devices running iOS 13.4 could no longer participate in FaceTime conversations with devices running iOS 9.3.6 or macOS 10.11.6 or older versions. Apple announced that it has fixed this issue with iOS 13.4.1

Otherwise, a fix resolves a bug making it problematic to configure the Bluetooth quick action settings for the home screen.

On iPad, the update fixes the bug that prevented the flashlight from turning on from the locked screen on iPad Pro 12.9-inch 4th generation and iPad Pro 11-inch 2nd generation.

In the update note, however, Apple makes no mention of a resolution of theVPN function security flawin iOS. All that remains is to wait for the first feedback on the subject to verify whether it has indeed been resolved, or whether the use of VPN on iOS is still as unreliable. Other users are also still complaining about bugs affecting the Mail app, for which we are spared in the editorial office. For autonomy, nothing notable seems to be reported, neither in the direction of an improvement nor in that of a deterioration.

Have you noticed any changes to your iPhone or iPad now running iOS 13.4.1?

Find here the list of new features brought by the previous iOS 13.4 updateethere all our articles about iOS 13.

Editor-in-chief for iPhon.fr. Pierre is like Indiana Jones, looking for the lost iOS trick. Also a long-time Mac user, Apple devices hold no secrets for him. Contact: pierre[a]iphon.fr.