How to install iOS 13.5 with contact tracing, Face ID and Group FaceTime updates Other improvements with iOS 13.5 include the option to quickly skip Face ID if you’re wearing a mask, stopping faces from moving around in Group FaceTime when people talk, and automatically share your Medical ID with first responders for emergency calls. iOS 13.5 marks the availability of the software, and users can take advantage of it as soon as local health authorities release apps that support it (stay tuned to 9to5Mac here for where supported apps will be available). Follow along for how to install iOS 13.5.Īpple and Google have been working over the past weeks to bring their contact tracing API that’s based on anonymous Bluetooth data (not GPS location data) to iOS and Android.

Apple has released iOS 13.5 to the public, and the update includes some major changes including contact tracing support (Exposure Notifications), Face ID improvements, and the ability to stop faces in Group FaceTime from moving as people talk, and more.

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