iOS 13.1 heats up iPhone

The iOS 13.1 was released recently and using the iPhone for a while makes it build temperature to the  area near the camera. This is the area where the microprocessor A10 chip is located.
So while it means the processor is working hard doing regular jobs, it is noted that the phone is heating up when the dark mode is enabled.
Using the phone with normal mode doesn’t appear to heat it too much.
I am monitoring the issue and will post an update soon.

*** UPDATE
After each update, most of the apps needs to be configured on first use. So, immediately after the update the apps will take more processing power to configure. After that things will return to normal.

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