iOS 13.3: Apple Confirms a PROBLEM, Promises to SOLVE it

iOS 13.3 was launched the other day by the Apple company, but we already have a first problem confirmed by the American company for its operating system. Those from Apple announce that they have discovered a problem with the Screen Time system, which allows children to remove restrictions.

iOS 13.3 has for this system a function that allows parents to prevent their children from communicating with unknown people through their own phones. The problem is that if the contacts from the parents' phones are not uploaded to the children's phones via iCloud, then iOS 13.3 cannot effectively block them.

If a child receives a message from an unknown number, he has the option to add him as a contact in iOS 13.3, so he can communicate with him without limits. Normally, iOS 13.3 should ask for a security code if a child tries to add a new contact, but the operating system doesn't really do this.

“The new software includes a new Communication Limits option that allows parents to control who their children can talk to. It will supposedly allow parents to block their children from contacting anyone not in their address book. Kids should also be prevented from adding new contacts unless a parent enters a PIN they've set up ahead of time. But Communication Limits doesn't work as advertised if contacts aren't stored on iCloud by default."

iOS 13.3 has another problem with the Downtime function of the system, this one not having an option to add numbers to the list of addresses in phones. All these issues have been confirmed by Apple for iOS 13.3 after testing, and a fix for them will be released in the near future for everyone.

iOS 13.3.1 will be released by the Americans at some point, no one knows when, but it is very clear that the update will be available to people.