iOS 13.3 Is Here: New Features And Bug Fixes Explained

Apple has released the third-major iOS 13 update -- the iOS 13.3 for select iPhones. Being a major software patch, it does introduce a new set of features and fixes some bugs from the previous build. This is a pretty substantial update as it is around 700MB. So, make sure to connect your iPhone to a high-speed Wi-Fi network for a quicker update process.

New Features On iOS 13.3

According to the official changelog, the latest software update for iPhones introduces a new parental control that offers a better communication limit between parents and children while using calling options on apps like Facetime and messenger. The update now lets parents manage the contact list on their children's phones and allow only select contacts to appear on iPhones owned by children.

Apple News app does get an overhaul which now displays a new layout for Apple New+ stories from select publications. Besides, there is now an option to like or dislike a story with ease. The Stocks app is now available in Canada in French and English. It now suggests similar stock-related stories from the same publication. Besides, there are now two new labels named "Breaking" and "Developing".

Bug Fixes On iOS 13.3

Users can now create a new video clip while trimming a video in the Photos app. Safari now supports compliant security keys from NFC, USB, and Lightning FIDO2. The update also fixes an issue that caused an unclear missed call badge.

Issue the prevented deleting mails from Gmail addressed. An issue that made screenshots blurry when sent on Messages addressed. Mobile data setting bug resolved along with the issue that prevented turning off dark mode when the smart inverter was enabled is also now fixed. Lastly, the latest update also fixes that issue that caused some third-party wireless chargers where charging slower than expected.