An annoying bug, which resets default apps after restarting the device in the new iOS 14 (14.0.1), has been fixed by Apple in its latest update.
This year's iOS 14 update now allows you to set third-party email and browser apps as default apps on your iPhone . Unfortunately, when you restart your device, the default apps revert to Apple's Safari and Mail apps
The same problem was also found on iPad devices, but it has been addressed there too with iPadOS 14.0.1.
It's been more than a decade since the first iPhone was released, but Apple hasn't allowed third-party apps to come pre-installed on the iPhone and iPad until now. In contrast, its arch-rival, Android, which is known for its extensive customization capabilities, has allowed third-party apps to come pre-installed for years.
However, with the arrival of iOS 14, Apple realized that it was time to relax its stance a bit. That's why the company has added more customization features to iOS 14 and allows users to place widgets on the home screen. Apple fans can now use the Picture in Picture feature on their iPhone.
Without a doubt, the new operating system brings a whole new perspective to the way people use Apple smartphones. In addition to the bug that resets to defaults in iOS 14, Apple has also fixed other things, including bugs that could cause problems connecting to WiFi, prevent images from appearing in the news widget, and prevent camera previews from appearing on the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
