Apple releases major update iOS 13: iPhone is finally not green anymore!

This morning, Apple officially released iOS 13.6.1/iPadOS 13.6.1. If nothing unexpected happens, this version update will be the last update of the iOS 13 system. Currently, Apple's focus is all on the upcoming iOS 14 system, and its official version is expected to be released in mid-September.

Users who are using the official version of iOS 13 can automatically detect the iOS 13.6.1 version update and directly perform an OTA upgrade by clicking "Settings">"General">"Software Update". Users who have previously participated in iOS system testing and are using the iOS 14 beta version can only downgrade the system to the official version 13.6 through recovery mode and then perform an OTA upgrade.

It is reported that the focus of this system update is still on problem fixing. According to Apple, some users have previously reported that the iPhone screen has a green screen problem. After research, it was found that the root cause of this problem is a malfunction of the thermal management application built into the iOS system, which has been fixed in the iOS 13.6.1 update. In other words, these users' iPhones are finally no longer green!

Previously, Apple iPhone had a "green screen door" incident. Affected users said that their iPhone screen would turn green within a few seconds after unlocking. This situation would not improve even if the user enabled dark mode/night mode. This problem would occur even at the lowest brightness. According to statistics, this problem occurs on iPhone 11/11 Pro/11 Pro Max and some iPhone Xs. iOS 13.4.1, iOS 13.5 and iOS 13.5.1 all seem to have this problem.

In addition, iOS 13.6.1 also solves the problem that unnecessary system data files may not be automatically deleted when there is insufficient available storage space, and fixes the problem that the "Exposure Notification" may be disabled as reported by some users.

Judging from the time, iOS 13.6.1 should be the last version of the iOS 13 series. Its update focuses on fixing existing bugs and vulnerabilities, hoping to help users smoothly transition to the new iOS 14 system. Personally, I think Apple is still very concerned about system updates and optimizing user experience. I wonder if you are ready for the upgrade?