iOS 10.3.3 was launched almost 2 days ago by the Apple company, and of course many users of iPhone and iPad rushed to install the new version of the operating system. This is quite necessary since iOS 10.3.3 solves a critical security bug that allows hackers to take full control of the iPhone or iPad after connecting to a Wi-Fi network, known or unknown.
iOS 10.3.3 did not cause installation problems on iPhone and iPad for most users, in most cases the update was done without problems. iOS 10.3.3 is a happy case from this point of view because there is sometimes the possibility that updates of this kind are made with various problems that block the terminals and in some cases require their restoration to function correctly.
iOS 10.3.3 does not seem to have generated too many problems even after installation on iPhone and iPad, or at least there are not many complaints. There are the usual complaints about battery autonomy after installing iOS 10.3.3 on iPhone or iPad, but this is normal and quite inappropriate for such a short period of time after installing an update, so they should not really be taken into account.
iOS 10.3.3 – problems after installation on iPhone and iPad
iOS 10.3.3 has no other major problems reported after installation, apart from some bugs that have not yet been resolved on some terminals, such as the one for deleting the Safari history. iOS 10.3.3 has a lot of problems solved by the Apple company and several closed vulnerabilities, but of course it is not perfect and you will encounter some bugs in regular use on the iPhone or iPad.
iOS 10.3.3 will most likely be the last update for iOS 10 that Apple will release, especially since it didn't release any beta version of iOS 10.3.4 as it should have. Considering that iOS 11 will be released in the fall, it is expected that iOS 10.3.3 will be the last public version of iOS 10 offered by Apple, since in less than 2 months we should move to the next major update of iOS.
