Apple iOS 16 Apple Apple iOS 16.6 has been released for iPhones, along with iPadOS 16.6, macOS Ventura 13.5, and watchOS 9.6, and the reason for this mass launch is they all contain critical security fixes. Here’s everything you need to know. Tip: bookmark this page because I will keep it updated if/when new problems are found. I will deliver my final verdict in a week. 08/01 Final Verdict below. Who Is It For? Apple iOS 16.6 is available for all iOS 16-compatible devices. That means the iPhone 8, iPhone X, and newer. iOS 15.7.8 is the most recent update to protect older devices, but Apple may yet offer an update to address the serious vulnerabilities patched by iOS 16.6 (more below). All supported iPhones should receive an automatic update notification, but if you don’t, you can trigger iOS 16.6 manually by navigating to Settings > General > Software Update. If you are running newer beta software (see ‘The Road Ahead’ section at the end), you must unenroll your device before the update will appear. Note: this guide is not focused on older iOS updates, iPadOS or macOS, but I will touch upon pertinent issues in these guides. The Deal Breakers Despite the ‘major point’ numbering, iOS 16.6 is a relatively minor yet vital (see the Security section below) update and, as expected, it has had a largely b… Click below to read the full story from Forbes
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Apple iOS 16.6 Release: Should You Upgrade?
