iOS 13.2.2 was launched last night by the Apple company, and among the problems that were announced as solved are those regarding the loss of signal on the iPhone, or regarding multitasking. We start from the beginning, and that's because a lot of users started complaining about the fact that iOS 13.2 completely randomly closes the applications they had open in the background, forcing them to keep reloading them.
iOS 13.2.2 has solved this problem, according to those from Apple, but the first confirmations of this change came immediately after the release of iOS 13.3 by those from Cupertino. iOS 13.2.2 should allow everyone to use the operating system exactly as they did before, so things should be back to normal, including on iDevices with a lot of RAM that still had this serious problem.
iOS 13.2.2 Solves iPhone Signal and Multitasking PROBLEMS
iOS 13.2.2 still has a much more serious problem solved by the Apple company, specifically the one concerning the loss of signal on iPhone phones. Apple says that iOS 13.2.2 solves the problem due to which the signal was temporarily lost on the iPhone after a phone call was made, but theoretically the problem regarding the missing signal should have been completely solved, but also the missed phone calls due to the bug.
“Fixes an issue that could cause apps to quit unexpectedly while running in the background. Fixes an issue that could cause iPhone to temporarily lose cellular service after making a call. Fixes an issue that could cause cellular data to be temporarily unavailable.”
iOS 13.2.2 has also implemented another solution, this time for the impossibility of using the mobile internet, this problem being reported by fewer people than the one concerning the unavailability of the signal. Despite this, here is that iOS 13.2.2 has solved more problems with the signal than with anything else, and many of them appeared right from the first day when iOS 13 was released for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
iOS 13.2.2 also solves other problems that appeared after the release of iOS 13, or the successive updates released by Apple, but perhaps it would be better not to install the update yet.
