There is a new bug in iOS 16.1beta5 beta. There is a problem with memory allocation

Yesterday (October 12), Apple officially launched iOS 16.1beta5 beta after the official version of iOS 16.0.3. However, not long after the release of this version, some friends found a new bug. This bug will cause problems in the memory allocation of mobile phones, which will greatly affect the user experience. If you haven't upgraded the beta version of iOS 16.1beta5, you don't need to upgrade it immediately.

In the early morning of October 12, Apple, like iPhone users, successively pushed the Beta 5 version of iOS 16.1, just seven days after the last push. This update log shows that some bug fixes have been made, but users have reported that there are problems with memory allocation after theupgrade, and there are new bugs, so iPhone users should be careful to upgrade if they receive the push.

At present, Apple is also actively dealing with the problem of iOS 16.1.5. It is expected that Apple will officially push the iOS 16.1 system in about a week, which will bring new functions such as real-time notification, front desk scheduling, status bar battery icon, and will repair the abnormal vibration of the camera when taking photos.

From the current situation, Apple has not officially fixed this problem, and it is likely to wait until the next update to fix it. If there are no updated partners, I think it's better not to try. After all, once the test version has been upgraded, it is troublesome to restore it to the official version.