16.4.1

With iOS 16.5 now available, Apple stopped signing iOS 16.4.1. With that, you can no longer downgrade to older iOS 16 build versions – but if you are experiencing any bug or unreliability, an iOS 15 version is still available iOS 15.7.6. With iOS 16.4.1, Apple fixed a bug in which Siri wouldn’t respond in some cases, as well as fixed an issue where the pushing hands emoji wouldn’t show skin tone variations. With iOS 16.4, on the other hand, the Cupertino firm added several new features, such as 20+ new emojis,…

Whether you are using iPhone 14, iPhone 13, iPhone 12, or any other iPhone that supports iOS 16, then know that this update is crucial for you. Apple rolled out the Apple iOS 16.4.1 (a) Rapid Security Response update recently and it is tremendously important for you to download it on your iPhone. Apple regularly releases iOS updates to enhance the user experience by providing bug fixes, improvements, and new features. The iOS 16.4.1 (a) RSR update provides an immediate solution to critical security issues that have been…

Apple is releasing the new Rapid Security Response updates to its iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices from today. The new update was earlier only available to the beta testers to ensure that the system…

Today Apple marked a new first. It's the first time that the company has ever released a Rapid Security Response (RSR) update to the public, and not just beta testers or developers running pre-release developer builds of its mobile operating systems. Both iOS 16.4.1 and iPadOS 16.4.1 are currently getting this RSR update. The rollout will be complete within the next 48 hours. Upon installation of the RSR, your iPhone or iPad will show an "(a)" in the About section - so you'll be on iOS 16.4.1 (a) or iPadOS 16.4.1 (a).…

Apple has just released a Rapid Security Responses update for iOS 16.4.1 and macOS 13.3.1. These mid-cycle versions don’t offer new features but deliver “important security improvements between software updates.” The Cupertino firm first tested these updates with iOS 16 beta and then with macOS beta, but it’s the first time these versions are out for real. According to Apple, they can bring improvements to the Safari web browser, the WebKit framework stack, or other critical system libraries. “They may also be…

Apple rolled out iOS 16.4.1 software update for iPhone users earlier this month. The update comes with a fix for a couple of actively exploited vulnerabilities along with issues affecting Siri and others. However, many iPhone users have reported about their handset crashing and…

iOS 16.4.1, Apple's latest software update for compatible smartphones, was rolled out to users earlier this month. The latest update for recent iPhone models includes fixes for important security flaws. However, updating an iPhone to the latest version of iOS is reportedly causing the device to heat up. The issue is said to affect users who charge their phone wirelessly. However, despite the purported overheating issue, iPhone owners are recommended to download the latest update as it contains important security-related…

June Wan/ZDNETHave you noticed your iPhone overheating and possibly crashing since installing iOS 16.4.1, the latest update for the iPhone? Well, you're not alone, because my iPhone has been doing exactly the same.Also: The best iPhone models right nowI first noticed the problem a few hours after installing the update a little over a week ago. I observed that the iPhone got a lot warmer than usually when charging -- especially when being charged on a wireless charger (and yes, this was a genuine Apple MagSafe…

Apple has released tvOS 16.4.1 and HomePod Software 16.4.1 with performance improvements for Apple TV and HomePod owners. This update comes after last week’s iOS 16.4.1 update, including bug fixes and major security patches. The build number for tvOS 16.4.1 and HomePod Software 16.4.1 is 20L49B. Apple only says this update contains “performance and stability improvements,” so, at the moment, it’s unclear if there’s a design change or any other feature. Interestingly enough, tvOS 16.4 also brought “stability…

Several zero-day flaws have been discovered in Apple's operating systems which put most of its devices at risk of exploitation. The Cupertino-based tech giant recently released its iOS 16.4 update with several new features and usage improvements. However, it also brought along several bugs which broke some features on iPhones. Moreover, zero-day vulnerabilities have been discovered in iOS 16.4, which attackers might have already exploited. To counter this, Apple has released an emergency security update titled iOS…