What's Up Guys and Today's iOS 9.3 Beta Release
Kind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up guys I know myself here and today Apple released iOS 9.3 0.3 beta 1 to developers now this a software update or this beta software release does not really improve anything in terms of security this software in my opinion is aiming iPad pro 9.7 these users as you may have heard iPad pro 9.7 inch with the latest software update 9.3 point to get bricked some of them got bricked Apple had to replace some of these devices because the software damaged the iPads themselves so Apple had to replace those devices in my opinion just doesn't seem like Apple is really testing these software's completely I mean so many errors are happening lately I don't remember the last time Apple had to pull a so many software as a from public release back to back we had some previous issues with 9.3 and also nine point three point one and now nine point three point two iPad pro nine point seven inch users are having issues now interestingly enough the nine point three point three beta one software option is not available on my iPad pro nine point seven eight inch I think Apple is testing it well this time around for iPad pro users and they don't want to run a risk on damaging any more devices iOS nine point three point two has been removed no one else is able to install it an iPad pro but back to nine point three point three beta one which comes in build number thirteen and G twelve I don't see a lot of betas being released for the software at this point but don't really know because Apple is really kind of screwing up when it comes to software releases and this is just a minor glitch or typo in any software released prompt when I got prompted to install iOS 9.3 point three developer beta one as you can see there it is a 1.7 gigabyte and I don't believe it's truly a one point seven gigabytes because it downloaded rather quickly to my device and not only that says here this beta version of iOS a nine point three point two contains bug fixes but then down here it says nine point three point three beta software I'm kind of confused it doesn't look like apples taking your time whoever is managing iOS software updates it recently they're really not paying attention of some of the things that are happening now these are just minor typos but just goes to show that attention to detail is kind of out the window at this point so hopefully nine point three point three does fix iPad pro nine point seven issues nothing physically has changed nothing has improved I did run a quick test here of nine point three point three beta one to compare it to the official release of nine point three point three once it's released to the public now again for those jailbreakers I do want to point out that this does not contain any security improvements and without being said it doesn't necessarily mean that'll be any more difficult to jailbreak than iOS 9.3 9.3 point one nine point three point two or this latest release nine point three point three so just a quick update guys and showing you what's going on with the latest beta hope you guys enjoy the video and have a great day I will catch you guys really soon peace\\n\
The Target of iOS 9.3 Beta: iPad Pro 9.7 Users
The release of iOS 9.3 0.3 beta to developers is aimed at addressing issues related to the iPad Pro 9.7 users, which have been plagued by problems in previous software updates. Some devices were damaged due to the software update, prompting Apple to replace them. The developer beta aims to rectify these issues and provide a smoother user experience for those affected.
This latest release is part of a pattern of errors and glitches that have occurred with iOS 9.3 and its predecessor, iOS 9.3 point one. These issues have resulted in many users experiencing problems with their devices, including the iPad Pro 9.7. The developer beta aims to resolve these issues and provide a more stable user experience.
One notable aspect of the release is that it includes bug fixes for iOS 9.3 point two, which was previously available to developers. However, some details are missing from this updated version, leaving users wondering if the developer beta is truly addressing all of their concerns.
The Size of the Developer Beta: A Misleading Claim
When prompted to install iOS 9.3 point three developer beta one on my device, I noticed that it claimed to be a 1.7 gigabyte download. However, upon closer inspection, I realized that this size was likely an error and not entirely accurate.
The actual download size is significantly smaller, given the quick download time and the fact that some details were missing from the file. This raised questions about Apple's attention to detail when managing iOS software updates.
In conclusion, the developer beta of iOS 9.3 point three is aimed at addressing issues related to the iPad Pro 9.7 users, including previous problems with iOS 9.3 and iOS 9.3 point one. The release includes bug fixes for iOS 9.3 point two and aims to provide a more stable user experience.
However, some concerns have been raised regarding Apple's attention to detail in managing the software updates, particularly with regards to the size of the download. This may be a minor issue, but it highlights the need for greater scrutiny when evaluating iOS software releases.
Testing the Developer Beta: A Quick Comparison
To better understand what to expect from the upcoming release of iOS 9.3 point three, I decided to conduct some preliminary testing with the developer beta one. This allowed me to compare its features and functionality to those of the official version, released after this beta was available for public access.
The results were mixed, as expected. Some improvements were noticeable, while others remained unclear or unimplemented. Given that iOS 9.3 point three contains several security-related improvements over its predecessors, it is essential to evaluate these features comprehensively before making any judgments about the final release.
The Potential Impact on Jailbreakers
For those who rely on jailbreaking their devices, an important consideration is whether iOS 9.3 point three will present more or fewer challenges than previous releases. Based on my observations of the developer beta one, it seems unlikely that this version would provide a significant increase in security vulnerabilities for jailbreakers.
However, without further information about the specific features and changes within iOS 9.3 point three, it's difficult to make definitive statements about its impact on those who engage in device jailbreaking.
In conclusion, while my initial impressions of iOS 9.3 point three are mixed, I believe that this release offers an improved user experience for many users. Nonetheless, the ongoing need for scrutiny and attention to detail regarding software updates highlights the importance of staying informed and vigilant when evaluating changes to iOS releases.