iOS claims to be the most secure mobile phone system, but the security ≠ bug-free.
Recently, some netizens found that the Apple music software APP Music that comes with the iPhone has a bug.
After you download App Music in the App Store, App Music is automatically installed in the common status bar at the bottom of your iPhone, and even if the status bar is already full of other apps, it is automatically replaced.
However, if you put "Information" in the last bit of the Dock bar, it will not be replaced by "Music", and other cases will automatically replace the app in the last bit.
I think this bug is quite rogue, and it is a bit bullying soft and afraid of hard.
In addition to "information", whoever dares to grab the position! Also, if your Dock bar isn't filled with 4 apps, Music will be placed directly in the Dock bar.
In addition to being "bizarre", the trigger conditions for this bug are also unpredictable.
According to user tests, the bug appeared not only in the new iOS 15.5 Beta, but also in other older versions of iOS 15, and even on some iPhones that did not upgrade iOS 15 at all, they still encountered this bug.
In response, Apple's official response said that it has taken note of the problem and is conducting an analytical investigation.
According to Apple's software engineer Joe Kun, the Apple Music API development interface will be re-added to the iOS 15.5 system, which will allow users to change the playback speed of songs in the App.
The music App that comes with the iPhone is currently unable to adjust the music playback speed, but third-party applications such as QQ Music and NetEase Cloud Music, which are well known in China, support double-speed playback.
With Apple engineers having officially announced the news, it is expected that in the next iOS 15.5 beta update, the music App will add the function of double speed playback.