It is certainly absurd the way in which certain atrocities are "sneaked" into the development team. Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), with certain versions of iOS. For a few months a good number of users were realizing that if you wrote Taiwán (but without the check mark in the "a") on the iOS keyboard the applications were crashing.
It is as absurd as it is true. Apple has fixed the code error that blocked the terminals when you typed the word "Taiwan", the latest bullshit from Cupertino. It is clear that Apple does not put the same care in iOS as in the past, but this is becoming too common.
This bug is accompanied by iOS since its version 11.3 and it caused some of the most popular instant messaging applications on the application market to crash or close unexpectedly, such as Facebook Messenger or WhatsApp itself, an almost inexcusable detail. Everything seemed to be due to the system that Apple uses to link Emojis with certain words, in this case the flag of the Asian country with the writer of the word that gives it its name. A true strangeness that is not the first (and we do not believe it is the last) time that occurs in the mobile operating system of the Cupertino company.
The problem was just as effective on both the iPad and the iPhone. This problem has been effectively solved with the arrival of iOS 11.4, which seems like a full-fledged fixes update. While in Actualidad iPhone We continue to thoroughly test the beta version of iOS 12, which in September will give a radical turn to what Apple has been presenting until now at the software level, an operating system where optimization and performance prevail and that is once again exciting those users. of iOS that have been waiting for years for the company to return to the path of excellence that it seems to have temporarily abandoned.