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When in May Apple released the last public system update iOS in version 15.5, the vast majority of Apple users were left completely cold by this step. The update brought very little new to iPhones and the vast majority of users perceived it more as a security update that was worth installing. However, as it now turns out, even this version iOS se Applu failed to do it completely without errors. 

On discussion forums headed by those operated Applem, complaints about a partially or completely non-functional application began to appear more and more frequently in recent weeks Apple Books or if you want Books. Some users either can't start it at all, or it crashes after starting, and so on. Other users can get into it, but they can't open the files stored in it, so the application is useless anyway. Restarting it, deleting it, or anything like that doesn't help. 

Because it Apple has not yet officially commented on the whole matter, the question is whether he has already started to address it in any way and therefore whether he will bring a fix in the foreseeable future. However, since he is currently testing iOS 15.6, which will very likely be the last "fifteen" system, it is very likely that the Books fix will be included in this update. After all, for some older iPhones this will be the last update ever, so it needs to be as high-quality as possible. 

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