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A Apple launched the iOS 15.0.2 on Monday, with some important bug fixes, including a few specific ones. For the iPad and iPhone, It also fixes a security vulnerability Apple says it may already be under attack, so update as soon as possible.
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Attributed to an anonymous researcher, CVE-2021-30883 could allow an attacker to exploit IOMobileFrameBuffer to “execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges” and take control of your device.
Here are Apple's patch notes
This update includes bug fixes for your iPhone:
- Photos saved in your Messages library can be deleted after the associated thread or message is removed;
- The MagSafe-compatible iPhone leather case may not connect to Find My;
- AirTag may not appear in the "Find My Items" tab;
- CarPlay may fail to open audio apps or disconnect during playback;
- Restoring or updating the device may fail when using Finder or iTunes for iPhone 13 models.
iPadOS 15.0.2 has also been updated
Here's what was corrected, from in accordance with 9to5Mac :
- Photos saved in your Messages library can be deleted after the associated thread or message is removed;
- AirTag may not appear in the "Find My Items" tab;
- Restoring or updating the device may fail when using Finder or iTunes for the iPad mini (6th generation).
iOS 15 was released on September 20 and has already been updated once to iOS 15.0.1 to fix an issue where people couldn't use their Apple Watch to unlock their iPhone 13 while wearing a mask.
Apple is also testing iOS 15.1 in beta, which currently includes features such as SharePlay, support for adding a COVID-19 vaccination card to Apple Wallet, and new camera features for the iPhone 13 Pro.
Apple has also updated watchOS to 8.0.1
According to Apple, here's what has been fixed:
- The software update progress may not display accurately for some Apple Watch Series 3 users;
- Accessibility settings may not be available to some Apple Watch Series 3 users.
