With each update to the iPhone operating system it seems that various flaws and security issues make their way to the surface. We also run though how to install the iOS beta on your iPhone. Here’s how to join the beta testing programme. The public beta program allows eager Apple fans to trial the software and help report any bugs before general release. If you’re an app developer you can join Apple’s beta program.

See: Why Apple’s latest iOS and macOS updates are more important than they seem. Now that Apple has released the final version of that it is unlikely there will be further beta updates as the company is now focused on development of iOS 16. See: How to use Universal Control and How to share a mouse and keyboard between Macs and iPads. Those with an iPad could finally take advantage of Universal Control. iOS 15.4 arrived on March 14 and offered the ability to use Face ID while wearing a mask, Siri, iCloud Keychain features. IOS 15.5 arrived on May 16 and brought dozens of security fixes alongside Wallet, Podcasts updates. The only new feature introduced is improved video control when tuning in to live sports Prior to that, iOS 15.6 arrived in July 2022. A Kernel issue described as “an application may be able to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges,” and a WebKit issue described as “processing maliciously crafted web content may lead to arbitrary code execution.” There are two vulnerabilities addressed, according to Apple’s security content page.

The most recent version of iOS 15.6.1 which patches critical flaws that may have been actively exploited. The first version of iOS 15 arrived on September 20, 2021, however Apple has issued numerous updates since.

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