What are the disadvantages of iOS 14?
Cons:
- Unfortunately there is limited interactivity in homescreen so it seems.
- Not easy to adjust size of widget when created you can only remove it and add it again in different size (Apple confirmed this will be fixed in final iOS 14)
- Cannot add widget via ‘change stack’.
- The battery widgets are too big.
Is iOS 14 safe for iPhone 6S?
While iOS 14 will not be available for iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 plus users. The closest models on which iOS 14 can be installed are the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s plus. Performance isn’t much of an issue with these two models but the battery life could be a problem.
Are there problems with iOS 14?
The current list of iOS 14 problems includes abnormal battery drain, Wi-Fi issues, UI lag, crashes, issues with Touch ID, and installation issues. A lot of the problems are brand new, others have carried over from older versions of iOS.
Did iOS 14 do what it was supposed to do?
There was one area where iOS 14 did not do what it’s supposed to: after selecting an email app other than Mail and a web browser other than Safari to be the respective defaults, these selections were reverted the moment Martyn restarted his iPhone 6s. Not good.
Why can’t I have widgets on my iOS 14 home screen?
They’re not even new on iOS, since older versions could have all sorts of widgets in the Today View. But only in iOS 14 can you have widgets on the home screen. If you’re not familiar with the concept, widgets give you information or access to features from an app without having to open it.
Should you update your iPhone to iOS 14?
With the caveat that it’s worth a few minutes’ research to see if each of your truly mission-critical apps is iOS 14-ready, we are now prepared to recommend that you update your iPhone to iOS 14.
Is iOS 14 really bug-free?
The general consensus among the developer community was that even if iOS 14 itself was entirely bug-free, it was likely that multiple high-profile and many lower-profile third-party apps wouldn’t work properly with the new platform, and would need more time before reaching the same level of reliability they offered under iOS 13.