iOS 13.2.3 was released by the Apple company last evening for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and based on what was published together with the update, it seems that it does not solve two big problems of iDevices. We are talking here about the problems with battery life and the GSM signal, those from Apple avoiding making any reference to these problems, so it is very possible that iOS 13.2.3 does not have any solution implemented for them.
A lot of people are complaining on Apple's discussion forums, but also on Twitter, about the problems that iOS 13.2.2 has, and those regarding battery autonomy and GSM signal are by far the most mentioned. The lack of a fix for them in iOS 13.2.3 is something very unusual for a company like Apple that we expect to provide only the best possible experience for iDevice customers around the world.
iOS 13.2.3 does not solve the problems with autonomy and GSM signal
iOS 13.2.3 still solves other very old problems of the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, but none of them are as bad as the inability to use the phone function of the mobile phone in your pocket. Apple has secretly implemented fixes for some of its product issues in the past, but now it's too early to confirm that iOS 13.2.3 resolves people's complaints, so we're left with the assumption that this hasn't happened.
iOS 13.2.3 is only an interim update until iOS 13.3 will be released, but from what it seems, even there are no solutions implemented for these very serious problems of iDevices. Of course, that version is still being tested in beta, so anything can change until it is released, but you shouldn't get your hopes up that something important will change.
iOS 13.2.3 can currently be installed on any compatible iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, but perhaps it would be better if you waited for the clarification of the situation regarding the important changes.
