Apple releases iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 to address critical security bugs
The security holes plugged include Safari web browsing leak that enabled attackers to steal information about user's recent browsing history
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The security holes plugged include Safari web browsing leak that enabled attackers to steal information about user's recent browsing history
Apple started distributing the iOS 15.3 system update for beta testers. The changelog doesn't show any new features, just bug and security fixes.
Apple has told Ars Technica that it always intended the iOS 14 security update option to be temporary. The iPhone maker has also pointed to one of its support pages that states that those continuing on iOS/iPadOS 14 will continue getting important security updates for a period of time.
Apple pushes a new update for its iOS devices, but it is only a minor one for the iPhone and iPad, so should you upgrade?
Apple has got a new iOS feature that will tell you whether your iPhone has genuine or third party parts. The new feature will be available in iOS 15.2 in the new “Parts and Service History” section.