iOS 9.3 is Apple's most stable new release in years, according to a report from Apteligent. That's despite a bug that affected opening web links which was fixed today and an activation bug that could lock users out of their device.
Despite this bug, iOS 9.3 stands as Apple’s most stable new release in years. The average crash rate over the past eight days is 2.2%, by far the most stable iOS version. For the sake of comparison, that’s better than any current Android release, including the most recent Android Marshmallow, which stands at 2.6%.
Check out the chart below which shows the crash rate for various version of iOS over the past month. Have you noticed improved stability with iOS 9.3? Let us know in the comments!
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