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Although new iPhone SE The 2nd generation will officially hit store shelves only tomorrow, and has already received a software update. The explanation for this seemingly strange move on the part of Applu is actually completely simple. New iPhones come pre-installed with iOS 13.4, which was released on March 24th and which contained minor bugs, which Apple fixed by software update iOS 13.4.1. However, since the iPhones were already packaged and therefore could not be updated, he had to Apple proceed to release an update for it the day before the official launch of the phone, which will be installed on them after the first activation.

The content of the update is the same as for all other iPhones. Specifically, it brings:

  • Fixed an issue that prevented devices from connecting to the iOS 13.4 participate in FaceTime calls with devices with systems iOS 9.3.6 and earlier or OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 and earlier
  • Addresses a bug in the Settings app that caused Bluetooth to fail to be selected from the desktop quick actions menu

If you are new iPhone switch from the iPhone you have iOS 13.4.1 installed, you will not be left with any if you are on iPhone SE 2nd generation transfer your backups, nothing more than a phone to iOS 13.4.1 update. However, if you are switching from an iPhone with iOS 13.4 or earlier, you can easily postpone the iPhone SE 2 update tomorrow and install it at a time you deem appropriate. This can be de facto anytime, as the update does not bring any major fixes that would make it impossible to use iPhones without it.

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