In all this time there was NO confirmation or notice from Apple (at least as far as I’m aware), nor was there any really useful suggestions. Initially, the complaints were about iPads, then the same complaints about iPhones started. In effect, IT writers and Apple blog sites didn’t pick up that there was a fast growing problem affecting more and more users.
There is a potential how-to-fix posted on the Infinite Diaries blog, which involves a lot of hoop jumping to force the iPhone and iPad to reset its cache. Users who are really frustrated can follow the method through, if the believe they have removed all the apps that caused the problem in the first place.Īpple did not say when it expects to release the software update, other than ‘soon’. As it is an issue affecting so many people (and disrupting a rather major activity people do on iPhones and iPads, tap links) however, it would not be a surprise to expect a bug fix within a few days.Īccording to the Apple Support Communities topic – URLs not working in Safari or Mail after iOS 9.2.1 there were many users with this problem in 9.2.1, back in January, and some users advise they first noticed the issue in 9.02.
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The forthcoming software update will presumably let iOS better handle huge payloads files, rather than just crashing on the spot.Įven if you do eradicate all the apps which have bad manifests, there is still an iOS system cache to overcome (this cache means that even if you uninstall the offending app, the ‘bad’ code sticks around for a while). Sources tell us that Apple is working with high-profile developers to help them understand and better use the universal links APIs. In terms of high-profile cases, we have heard that Wikipedia and Eat 24 are among the apps registering too many domains in their universal link directory. Unfortunately, it is practically impossible to find out which apps are the misdemeanours. However, is not the only case of a developer misusing the API, so people who continue to experience bugs will also find that they have other apps installed on the system which are also registering thousands of URLs. Have fixed their site association now, only 4kb.
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