Tech giant DJI has begun informing users that it will no longer support future updates of its drone flying app on devices running iOS 12. DJI’s Fly app lets users fly drones with a simplified UI, flight tutorials, and an intuitive editor.
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Good news for DJI drone pilots using iPhone X as your controller’s viewfinder: DJI 4 for iOS now goes full screen on the larger 5.8-inch Super Retina display. DJI’s iPhone app has been letterboxed on the flagship iPhone since it launched in early November.
Time to update your DJI GO 4 app to version 4.1.20 if you (or your phone) haven’t done so already.
Message from DJI to its users about issues related to using iOS 11.1 on their Apple devices. Based on the comments in the DJI Support Forum it seems that the latest updates from Apple and DJI have fixed the issue for most users, although some people still report having problems.
Apparently, there is a date bug in iOS 11.1 that has affected a number of apps, including DJI GO and DJI GO 4. This may lead to the apps crashing. DJI just issued an official announcement addressing this issue.
Time to update your DJI GO 4 app to version 4.1.17 if you (or your phone) haven’t done so already.
Time to update your DJI GO 4 app to version 4.1.16 if you (or your phone) haven’t done so already.
