hi everyone Aaron here for ZolloTech and today Apple released iOS 13.5 to the
public this is available to all devices that support iOS 13 from the iPhone 6s
plus all the way to the iPhone 11 Pro Max and so this is available right now
to download and install either through iTunes finder or over the air like I did
here now this came in at 4.16GB on my iPhone 11 pro max
and it was anywhere from three to four gigabytes on these devices and that's
because they were coming from the beta now if you are on the beta or beta three
or four one of those versions it's going to be a large install it will be much
smaller if you're coming from iOS 13.4.1 you do not need to
uninstall the beta profile or anything you should just be able to check for an
update by going to Settings General software update check for an update and
you should have it and you'll be able to install it now let's go ahead and take a
look at the build number the build number is seventeen f75 and this
particular build brings a few new features along with some bug fixes as
well so we'll go over them one by one but before we talk about that there is
no modem update if you're coming from the beta you may have a modem update if
you're coming from iOS 13.4.1 to fix issues like
connectivity for example so if you were having problems they hopefully will be
resolved with this issue now also people were asking me is this update going to
fix the VPN issue that we were having as far as not having secure data and
unfortunately no VPN company has responded to say that yes it was fixed
and Apple has not mentioned it so it may or may not be until someone confirms
that so once they do of course I'll let you know now the first feature has to do
with music so if we go into music and maybe we're playing a song if we want to
share this song to Instagram stories we now have the option so if we tap on the
three dots here tap on share you'll see that we have the option for Instagram
you'll also have the option for Facebook if you have that so if you tap on
Instagram it will create the story and then it will go over to Instagram and it
will share the story so you can share this as a story to Instagram stories or
Facebook stories so it's a nice little update it just makes it a little bit
easier if you're trying to do now the next thing has to do with face
ID and specifically if you have face ID and you're using a mask so this will
make it a little bit easier to unlock your phone so let me show you what I
mean now for example if you're wearing a mask like this and you want to unlock
your phone and you have one that uses face ID usually it takes a few swipes up
to get to the password problem now just swipe up it recognizes that I have a
mask and will prompt me for my password this will work in everything from
unlocking your phone to also working with Apple pay and applications that
require face ID as well so they've made it a little bit easier if you're wearing
a mask maybe you're in a store and you want to pay using Apple pay it will be
easier instead of having to swipe up multiple times it should just recognize
you have a mask and be much quicker now the next thing has to do with FaceTime
and a lot of people are using group FaceTime and so they've added an option
to change what's called automatic prominence so if we go to settings and
then we go to our settings down here and go to FaceTime down at the bottom of
FaceTime you'll see it says automatic prominence and it says during group
FaceTime calls the tile of the person speaking will automatically be can't
become larger and so you can turn this on or off if you just want to have
everyone speaking at once and you don't want the tiles to change constantly
based on who's speaking you can turn that off it's just a simple tap turn it
on or off and it's a nice little option for those of you using large group calls
now with iOS 13.5 Apple has added exposure notifications for contact
tracing now keep in mind this is turned off by default and cannot be turned on
automatically there is no way to turn it on without your approval so if you go
into settings and then you go down to privacy under privacy go to health and
you'll see exposure logging if we go into this you'll see it's off by default
and unless you have an app installed that wants to use it maybe your country
has an app they want you to use or something like that it cannot be turned
on so you need to install that app then it will ask you if you want to turn it
on it cannot be installed automatically now this will work across iOS and
Android phones to let you know and you can go to exposure checks to see any
exposures so again it's voluntary it's completely private and turned off by
default now the next thing to go along with health
Apple has added some updates so if we go into the health app the first time you
open it at the top it will say emergency access to medical ID we can review the
access to medical ID and again this is off by default and only allowed if you
want to use it it's been there for a while but they're just asking you if you
want to review this due to another feature I'll talk about in a moment so
you can review the medical ID put in your information if you want to or not
put it in at all it's up to you now going along with that medical ID there's
a new feature that is allowed within iOS if you choose to turn it on and that has
to do with placing a phone call to an emergency service and sharing that
information with the person on the other end now it's off by default but if you
wanted to turn it on you go to settings then you go to health under health
you'll see medical ID so if we go into medical ID down at the bottom you'll see
it says share during an emergency call again if you want to share your
information such as your emergency contacts your height weight blood type
things like that you can share that it's off by default I enabled it so if I
place a call or my watch senses a call it will place that to emergency services
and then share this information keep in mind that it's completely up to you if
you want to share it and that goes along with watch OS 6.2.5
that was released as well the other day and that will also do the same thing as
long as you have that enabled if you don't have an enabled it won't share it
now as far as features are concerned those are all the major features
included with this update there are some bug fixes as well and the first one has
to do with that text messaging crash so there were some characters if you
mashers messaged someone with those characters they would actually crash
your phone and it would lock up you could send it in Twitter or in messages
or anything else and it would completely freeze your phone that has been
addressed and fixed in this update they've also fixed an issue where some
users were seeing a black screen when you were trying to play streaming videos
from some websites so if you were trying to stream through Safari and trying to
play a video and it showed a black screen that's now resolved now they've
also addressed and fixed an issue in the share sheet where suggestions and
actions may not load properly so for example if you're going into Safari and
maybe you want to share this website you hit share your suggestions
and actions may not show up that has been resolved in this update now the
final bug fix has to do with the iPad specifically which is kind of strange
because it has to do with the mail app and what Apple has said is that it
resolves security issues including some that could lead to unexpected memory
corruption or stability issues with the mail app and since iOS and iPad OS are
basically the same thing with different names it seems to reason that Apple
would fix this on the iPhone as well but they didn't put it in the notes so I
don't know if that was a mistake or not but Apple's Mail app does seem a lot
better with this particular update now as far as iPad OS there's nothing
different other than what I've already mentioned with the exception of contact
tracing it doesn't seem to be on the iPad so if you go to privacy and you
find health there is no health because Apple pretty much monitors that on the
iPhone not the iPad but all of the other bug fixes and different changes as far
as FaceTime should work here but everything else is the same now as far
as battery life is concerned battery life on the previous beta was quite good
for me and it seems to be doing well on this update as well since Apple released
it to developers early and it's the same thing so if we take a look at battery
life you'll see my battery health is 98% after 6 months and as I've mentioned
many times before battery health is simply a measurement of the actual
physical battery's health inside the iPhone this is not something that will
change it's just due to the nature of batteries so Apple just simply remeasure
'z this every time there's an update and sometimes in between and so if we take a
look at the last ten days of battery life you'll see yesterday I had 4 hours
and 26 minutes of screen on time 2 hours and 16 minutes of screen off time screen
off time refers to maybe playing music but your screen is turned off so it's
doing something but the screen is off and then you'll see over the past few
days my usage has varied greatly and I could get 10 to 12 hours of screen on
time and maybe up to 6 hours of screen off time all on a single charge so it
seems pretty good seeming how I used about 50% of my battery and I had 5 and
hours and 20 minutes of screen on time so it's pretty good that way now
performance overall has been nice and smooth
there's a bug where I go into settings and there's a little gap at the top but
other than that nothing seems to be slow if I go into different apps like music
and scroll through it's nice and fast and on older devices I know many of you
want to know how it is on say an iPhone 10 R or maybe an iPhone 7 or 6s I'll
show you on the 6s plus in a moment but in general it's very good it's nice and
stable I haven't seen any crashes or anything you can see everything
basically feels the same as if you were using the newest phone with the
exception of maybe loading a game or something like that so for example on
the iPhone 6s plus here if we go into the camera should open pretty quickly
like you saw there maybe we'll go into music it's nice and fast and loads
quickly and then maybe we'll go into minecraft I kind of use this as a
benchmark many times as far as going in and seeing how quickly things load so
we'll go to play we'll just go to my world it's one I've created before we'll
give it a second to load and once we're in frame rates and everything seemed to
be fine so for example if I go here we'll turn on the corner go down here
you'll see it's nice and smooth in general so there shouldn't be any issues
even on older devices but expect battery life to be decent on the old devices as
well compared to what you had with 13.4.1 now along
with this update Apple released watch OS 6.2.5 the other day
and if you install it you'll have new watch faces I covered that in a
different video but you'll see there's new watch faces in here for pride and
you can customize those with new watch bands and things like that so if you
have an Apple watch and you weren't seeing these but you already updated
your watch once you've updated to iOS 13.5 you should start to
see those now as far as future versions many people have asked me is iOS 13.5
the last one and I would say probably not usually Apple will update
these until the fall or autumn meaning iOS 13.5.1 or
maybe even 13.6 because iOS 14 while it will be shown in June at
WWDC along with iPad OS 14 and watch OS seven Apple does not release it to the
public until September usual so maybe September October to see that
new update and so keep your eyes open for that and then of course I would
expect Mac OS soon if it's not out by the time you're watching this video
expect an update soon for what Mac OS so it just depends on when that comes out
so iOS 14 will have all the new features and things like that
iOS 13 is basically just stability and bug fixes at this point and if you find
anything else let me know in the comments below there may be slight
tweaks to things like fonts and slight movements and pixels and things but in
general don't expect a huge change until iOS 14 comes out now if you'd like to
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