iOS beta 9.3.2 1 was launched this evening by the Apple company for application developers for the iOS platform, the new version of the operating system coming just a few days away from the launch iOS 9.3.1 for iDevice users worldwide.
iOS beta 9.3.2 1 is most likely released by the Apple company to solve problems reported by users in iOS 9.3 and iOS 9.3.1, and probably in the next few minutes the Apple company will also publish a list of the changes it has implemented in the update.
iOS 9.3 it was the worst update released by the Apple company in the last year, and this because it prevented the activation of some terminals after installation and prevented accessing web links using the Safari browser, the situation being an embarrassing one for Apple.
It took a week for the issues to be resolved, but many users were left with a bitter taste after Apple released an update with so many problems, and in the near future Apple should no longer claim to have the most advanced operating system for mobile terminals.
UPDATED: These are the news listed by Apple for iOS 9.3.2 beta 1.
Dictionary Known Issue
A user updating to an iOS 9 GM build from a seed build may see duplicate dictionaries in the definition dictionary list if the user switched primary language, added secondary languages, or added new keyboards. Workaround: To remove the duplicate dictionaries, go to the definition dictionary list, swipe the dictionary, and tap the Delete button.
iBooks Known Issue
Using MDM to install multiple, large Volume Purchase Program books at the same time may result in a download error on the device. Workaround: Request only one book download at a time.
Safari Known Issue
Users may not be able to view or edit saved passwords for websites in Settings > Safari > Passwords. Workaround: The presence of the passwords can be verified by navigating to the domain with saved credentials and seeing that those credentials populate the login fields.
Simulator Known Issue
Photos app in Simulator does not sync photos from iCloud Photo Library
