Apple has not yet publicly acknowledged the annoying quirk and declined to comment when contacted by TechRadar Pro, but will likely deliver a fix with an upcoming iOS 14 update.
As per a BBC report, many claimed to have been blindsided by the surprise announcement, which gave teams little time to optimize their products for the new OS.
Some developers have warned the sudden iOS 14 launch may cause some apps to stop functioning as they should, while others may not launch properly from the home screen.
The iOS 14 incident could put further strain on Apples relationship with app developers, many of whom already bear a grudge over the companys hefty 30% sales cut and inconsistent review system.
Users concerned their apps might not work with the new OS could delay installation by a handful of weeks, to give developers the opportunity to rectify any issues.
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