On Monday after Keynote, Apple released the operating system to the public iOS in version 9.3Unfortunately, the update caused problems for iPad 2 owners, who were unable to activate their devices after downloading the update, rendering their iPad unusable. The company has acknowledged the error and has now released a new, fixed version of the system. iOS 9.3 for iPad 2 owners. The version marked 13E236 is only available for iPad 2 owners, it is assumed that the new version only fixed this bug.
Users can update iPad 2 to a new firmware version by connecting to iTunes. If users managed to activate the device already in the version with the error, Apple It is still recommended to update to the latest version. Pro just open the update Settings -> In general -> Software Update.
Apple confirmed this morning that users of older devices who updated to the latest version iOS, were affected by a bug that prevented some users from successfully completing the update process. "Some older devices may require input to update Apple ID and passwords used to set up the device to complete the software update. If the user forgot the device password, they could not activate the iPad. We have temporarily pulled the update and will release a new version iOS 9.3, which does not require this step," he stated Apple in its press release.
iOS 9.3 brings not only many bug fixes, but also a lot of new features. One of the most interesting is Night mode (Night Shift), lock notes using code or Touch ID, new 3D Touch shortcuts and also the ability to switch between accounts on the iPad, which is currently only possible in schools with the app Classroom.
*Source: 9to5mac.com
Na iPhone 5 works with 9.3 without problems, but 5s says 9.2.1. that iOS is it current?
as they fixed the fact that the password no longer has to be entered k Apple ID? that doesn't seem like a bug to me, is that how it should be? or am I missing something?