iOS 15.3 fixes 10 dangerous security vulnerabilities
Apple has released iOS 15.3 and more for all users worldwide. A total of 10 dangerous security vulnerabilities have been closed.
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Apple has released iOS 15.3 and more for all users worldwide. A total of 10 dangerous security vulnerabilities have been closed.
The iCloud bug has reportedly been around since November. Now Apple seems to have fixed the problem with the iCloud server.
Apple has published a personal security guide that explains how customers can protect themselves and their data.
Could be related to iOS 15: Developers are annoyed about an increasingly problematic iCloud server issue.
iOS 15.3 RC fixes a Safari bug: We recently reported that Apple is working on fixing a Safari bug.
Apple ID in danger: Apple has closed two important security gaps with the release of iOS 15 and iPadOS 15.
Apple is working to fix a known bug in Safari that allows websites to view a user's browsing history.
Security: A serious Safari bug can reveal information about your current browsing history and some Google account data.
iCloud Private Relay Update: Apple released the second beta of iOS 15.3 and Co. for registered developers this evening...
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