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Having bugs with iOS 11? Here’s another new update

A week after iOS 11 is rolled out officially, Apple has just released another new software update that carries the version 11.01. This is a minor update that comes with your usual security and bug fixes for your iPhone and iPad.

According to ArsTechnica, iOS 11.01 will address an Exchange Email server bug which prevents emails from being sent through Outlook.com, Office 365 or other Exchange Server 2016 configurations. There are reports that iOS 11 causes unnecessary battery drain but so far we have no issues with our iOS devices.

If you had faced any problems after upgrading to iOS 11, you should update your software now. To do so, just go into Settings > General > Software Update. So how’s your experience with iOS 11? Let us know if you have any issues in the comments below.

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