iOS 14 adds the option to set new default email and browser apps, finally letting iPhone and iPad users to ditch Mail and Safari.
But iOS 14 users are noting a bug right now which reverts this setting after a reboot, which is a major pain in the arse, reports 9to5Mac.
You can change your default email app in iOS 14, head to Settings > Mail > Default Mail App. Currently, apps such as Outlook, Spark and HEY support being a default email app.
To change your default web browser app in iOS 14, go to Settings > Chrome > Default Browser App, for example, if you have Chrome installed.
Apple told CNET in a statement, “We are aware of an issue that can impact default email and browser settings in iOS 14 and iPadOS 14. A fix will be available to users in a software update.”
Expect Apple to fix this iOS 14 bug in the next software update, most likely coming out in the next couple of weeks.
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