Apple Releases iOS 5 Beta 10.3.2 for Developers

The guys from Cupertino just released iOS 5 beta 10.3.2 for developers and "the regulatory week for it" has not passed, so this release may be related to a security flaw detected in the iOS beta 4 launched last Monday. In this sense, there is nothing that indicates this possible failure or some other error that forces the release of this fifth beta version, but this is something that we will not know if the developers do not comment on it and this is something that we do not believe will happen.

Anyway, what we have clear is that this new version is already in the hands of the developers and there are no details about any improvements or bug fixes that this new beta may add. Remember that these versions are exclusive for official iOS developers and there is no trace of the beta version for users who are registered in the public beta program.

Remember that the previous official version added a series of new features that to date work well with the new Apple File System file system, the Find my AirPods function, in addition to the typical iOS security and performance improvements. In these beta we do not find news about the functionality of the system and in this latest beta 5 version the only thing that occurs to us this way at first is that Apple launches it with the solution to the bug found this week which restart the iPhone after leaving it locked for a while. Actually, a new beta to solve this bug would seem strange to us and in part it seems even too fast for a failure or bug that does not harm the functionality of the device and does not allow access to user data or similar ...