All Devices iOS 13.3.1 Beta 3 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements

[Banglazed]

iOS 13.3.1 Beta 3

Release Date ― January 22, 2019
Build Number ― 17D5050a
Darwin Kernel Version ― 19.3.0 Thur Jan 9 22:14:54 PST 2020; root:xnu-6153.82.3~2

iOS 13.3.1 Beta 3 Release Notes

New Features & Changes
New Issues
Remaining Issues

• Mail Sync issues with push notifications, but mail needing to be pulled when opening mail app - Since iOS13 Dev Beta 1
• All mail notifications cleared when any one of them clicked on the notification centre to open that mail.

Resolved Issues
Temporarily Removed
Additional Notes

• iOS Release Notes
• iOS Beta Release Notes
• Deleting built-in app can affect system functionalities and Settings app. To restore affected functionalities, download the deleted built-in app back to your device.

Spoiler: Modem Firmware

• Intel iPhone 11/Pro/Max: 1.04.06
• Intel iPhone XR/XS/Max: 2.04.03
• Qualcomm iPhone 8/8 Plus/X: 5.30.01
• Intel iPhone 8/8 Plus/X: 3.03.03
• Qualcomm iPhone 7/7 Plus: 7.10.01
• Intel iPhone 7/7 Plus: 4.01.02
• iPhone SE: 9.11.01
• iPhone 6S/6S Plus: 7.30.02

Spoiler: Carrier Version

United States

• Verizon - 40.0
• Visible (MVNO Verizon) 34.0
• Verizon (iPad) - 38.5
• T-Mobile - 39.5.1
• T-Mobile (iPad) - 34.5
• AT&T - 40.0
• AT&T (iPad) - 37.0 (b6)
• Cricket - 40.0
• MetroPCS -
• U.S. Cellular - 32.5.9
• Sprint - 40.0
• TracFone/Straight Talk/Walmart Family Mobile - 39.0.2
• Xfinity Mobile 39.0

United Kingdom

• EE - 40.0
• BT-UK MVNO on EE- 40.0
• Three - 3
• iD Mobile MVNO on Three - 36.5.4
• O2-UK - 36.0
• Vodafone UK - 39.0
• Virgin Mobile MVNO on EE- 39.5

Germany

• Vodafone.de - 39.5.2 (downgraded)
• Telekom.de - 40.0
• O2-DE - 40.0

Australia

• Optus - 32.0
• Telstra - 40.0

Belgium

• Orange B - 32.5.7
• BASE - 33.0
• Telenet - 38.0

Canada

• Videotron - 40.0
• Rogers - 40.0
• Fido - 38.0
• Bell - 40.0
• Telus - 32.5.12
• Freedom Mobile - 34.0
• Fizz - 40.0
• Virgin Mobile - 40.0

France

• Bouygues Telecom - 40.0
• Orange France - 31.5.1
• Orange Morocco - 31.5

Netherlands

• KPN -

Southeast Asia

• Singapore Singtel -
• Philippines Globe - 39.0
• Philippines Globe (iPad) - 38.0
• Philippines Smart - 36.1
• Thailand AIS -
• Malaysia Umobile - 33.0
• Malaysia Maxis -33.0
• Malaysia Digi -
• Malaysia celcom -
• Hong Kong - 32.0

Sweden

• Comviq -
• Tre - 31.0

Switzerland

• Salt - 40.0
• Swisscom - 39.5

Ireland

• Eir - 33.5
• Vodafone IE - 38.0

Turkey

• Turkcell (Lifecell) - 36.5.5
• Vodafone TR - 32.0
• Turk Telekom - 32.0

Poland

• T-Mobile -
• Orange - 32.0
• Play - 31.0

Portugal

• Vodafone P - 40.0

Greece:

• Cosmote - 38.0

India

• Airtel - 39.5.1
• Jio - 40.0
• Vodafone Idea - 40.0
• Idea Cellular - 40.0

Mexico

• Mexico - Telcel - 35.0

Guatemala

• TIGO GT - 40.0

Other

• Docomo - 32.5.10
• AlwaysOnline -

 

[vtboyarc]

6 builds ahead of beta 2 for what it’s worth

 

[furbzv1]

an "a" build. hmm.

 

[uandme72]

an "a" build. hmm.

beta 2 was also 'a' build.

 

[smartmiller]

a doesn’t mean 100% that’s it is a final.

 

[Banglazed]

OTA live

 

[vtboyarc]

a doesn’t mean 100% that’s it is a final.

yep, especially since beta 2 was also an “a” build

 

[Donga120]

iPhone 11 firmware gone from 1.04.05 > 1.04.06

 

[macintoshmac]

There is some code optimisation for iPhone 7 and 8, possibly. IPSW used to be 4.01 GB and now it is 4.00 GB. Minor, but I'm interested to know what might have happened and if that brings any noticeable positive improvement to these devices.

 

[calibru_2good_4u]

Public beta is live ?

 

[s2mike]

Public beta is live ?

Not for another 3 hours and 15 minutes.

 

[WaruiKoohii]

There is some code optimisation for iPhone 7 and 8, possibly. IPSW used to be 4.01 GB and now it is 4.00 GB. Minor, but I'm interested to know what might have happened and if that brings any noticeable positive improvement to these devices.

Every build will be slightly different in size due to code and asset changes.

 

[macintoshmac]

Every build will be slightly different in size due to code and asset changes.

Yes. I noticed that the last few releases for iPhone 7/ 8 have all been 4.01 GB but this one is 0.01 GB less so caught my eye and I wonder if changes produce a noticeable impact. 10 MB reduction ought to make something better!

 

[john991]

Every time I change the eSim / sim label name under cellular it eventually changes back to primary and secondary. My secondary is a physical sim.

this has been happening since iOS 13. Rather annoying, sent bug to Apple and of course nothing.

anyone else notice this?

 

[Blue Hawk]

Is there still hope that they will fix their broken apps and bugs?

 

[Packer2058]

Safari seems snappy, I can hear it. The phone, in general, is much snappier as well. I can confirm a battery capacity increase by 3%. Also, I feel stronger as a result of this update...

 

[john991]

Is there still hope that they will fix their broken apps and bugs?

I’ve given up hope on this.

 

[WaruiKoohii]

Is there still hope that they will fix their broken apps and bugs?

Since they just released Beta 3 two hours and eighteen minutes ago I'd say yes, lots of hope.

 

[s2mike]

I’ve given up hope on this.

Same. I don’t even bother checking to see if they’ve fixed the bugs I’ve noticed. And I sure as hell don’t submit feedback anymore.

 

[bizack]

There is some code optimisation for iPhone 7 and 8, possibly. IPSW used to be 4.01 GB and now it is 4.00 GB. Minor, but I'm interested to know what might have happened and if that brings any noticeable positive improvement to these devices.

Code optimization for performance typically produces larger binaries, not smaller. Removing dead/unused code will lead to smaller binaries.

 

[macintoshmac]

Modem firmware on iPhone 8 (Qualcomm) is now 5.30.01 instead of 5.30.00.

 

[WaruiKoohii]

Code optimization for performance typically produces larger binaries, not smaller. Removing dead/unused code will lead to smaller binaries.

Code optimization absolutely can lead to smaller binaries. If you can do the same task faster with five fewer lines of code, the binary will be that much smaller.

 

[john991]

Same. I don’t even bother checking to see if they’ve fixed the bugs I’ve noticed. And I sure as hell don’t submit feedback anymore.

back in November I submitted a bug, > 10 reported same bug and not fixed. And exactly why bother submitting bugs they never get fixed anyways.

 

[macintoshmac]

Code optimization for performance typically produces larger binaries, not smaller. Removing dead/unused code will lead to smaller binaries.

It appears I might have used the term 'code optimisation' loosely? I meant to say dead/ unused code might have been removed. Is that not optimisation?

 

[s2mike]

back in November I submitted a bug, > 10 reported same bug and not fixed. And exactly why bother submitting bugs they never get fixed anyways.

Yeah, I just got tired of submitting the same bug reports at least ten times and seeing no changes.