Picture from MacRumors
On Monday of this week, Apple released iOS 12.1.2 for iPhones. The software fixes bigs related to eSIM activation on the iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max. It also fixes an issue that could affect cellular connectivity in Turkey on the said devices. What was not said in countries other than China, is what animation changed. Continue reading after the message from our sponsor:
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In China, iOS 12.1.2 changes an animation to address the two Qualcomm patents that a Chinese court issued a preliminary injunction on the iPhone 6s through the iPhone X.
MacRumors found a video of the new animation (China only) on Weibo. When force closing apps, rather than moving off the screen when swiped closed, apps now appear to shrink themselves when closed.
It has not taken Apple very long to implement a fix to the preliminary injunction that they were served. Luckily for those outside of China, the animation stayed the same and still looks great.
Thanks for reading. Comment you thoughts below. Should Apple, Inc. have fought this more, instead of just outright changing the animation so soon? What do you think?
MacRumors found a video of the new animation (China only) on Weibo. When force closing apps, rather than moving off the screen when swiped closed, apps now appear to shrink themselves when closed.
It has not taken Apple very long to implement a fix to the preliminary injunction that they were served. Luckily for those outside of China, the animation stayed the same and still looks great.
Thanks for reading. Comment you thoughts below. Should Apple, Inc. have fought this more, instead of just outright changing the animation so soon? What do you think?