We rarely have the opportunity to say that an iOS bug is useful because in general they are exploited to make solutions jailbreak or harm iDevice users, but in this case we are talking about something that can make our daily use of terminals much more pleasant.
I'm talking about the iOS 9 bug that allows disabling animations on iPhone or iPad, making the use of terminals much faster without the waiting periods that animations impose in using applications or other functions of Apple products.
This bug was discovered about a month ago, and in iOS beta 9.3.2 1 it was not blocked by the Apple company, and this is gratifying considering that until now those from Cupertino do not offer an option to disable all these options from the Settings application.
Considering that Apple has not yet blocked this bug that is used by many iDevice owners, there are very high chances that it will not be blocked until iOS 10 will be launched, but whether it will continue to exist or not we will find out only in June when it will be launched iOS beta 10 1.
