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Apple Releases iOS 10.3.2 With Multiple Bug Fixes and Security Updates

Mlrollin91 said:
Yes you are at risk for dozens of security vulnerabilities. I had a 6s on iOS 10. I ran all the iOS 10.0 betas and not a single issue.
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The iphone 6s has 2gb of ram vs the 1gb ram the iphone 6 has. Apple was still selling the iphone 6 just a couple months ago.
 
Some 0 byte data randomly appear even when the websites were not visited although it can be deleted but still bothering me.
 
Just noticed that, when downloaded an app that I had previously purchased, but was not currently on the iPad, the home screen did not automatically swipe over to where the app was loading. Interesting...

Still waiting for the moment when Apple decides to simply install apps next to the last app in the row, not on another screen.
 
...and they still haven't fixed the issue with text in your Medical ID not showing correctly that's been around since iOS 10.0, even after multiple bug report tickets being filed and closed.

Great work, Apple.

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Fearz said:
Is it pulled? Im on 10.3.1 6s and says im up to date.
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Only available through itunes not ota..strange isnt it?

Also its worth mentioning that updating to 10.3 didnt take me long as many reported.
 
For those who have updated, have you found whether or not they fixed the problem with long Contacts notes failing to wrap text? Instead, said long notes trail off the edge of the screen and can't be seen without some annoying, additional efforts.
 
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keysofanxiety said:
Not installed yet but I wouldn't be too paranoid. These are heavily tested before release. The brick update (which if memory serves only affected a small percentage of people running a certain model of a recently released iPad) was very much a one off.

Remember that there are more than half a billion iOS 10 devices out there. That's double the number of computers running Windows 10, if my shoddy memory or paint-by-numbers mathematics is anywhere on point. This was the company that pushed an update to silently change an entire filesystem on all of these devices; simply a monumental achievement. It would be so so easy to rush a patch and screw up a load of phones.

Apple are terrified and paranoid of the media fallout from failure, especially with iOS updates. They're more scared about it than you are, so they wouldn't have released it if they weren't sure!
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This is true if you are running the latest hardware. I doubt they care as much for people on iPhone 5S or old iPads...
 
dmrowley said:
I just hope it will let me have a successful iCloud backup. It never finishes for me, has failed ever since 10 came out. Even done a complete reinstall from scratch with no restore, no help. Fingers crossed, installing now.
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Try deleting the old backup first. That was resolved in one of the early betas and been working fine since BUT only after deleting the old backup.

macfacts said:
Apple only stopped selling the iphone 6 less than 9 months ago. That's pretty bad.
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Except not entirely true. The iP6 works fine for most folks with iOS 10 and 10.3-10.3.2 made it even better. Certainly not "unusable and crippled".
 
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Well i am going to revert back to 10.3.1 while i can. The power button started acting up after the update (Well not the button itself but i keep getting 'slide to power power off' message and the screen shut itself off a few times as well). Not sure if its hardware related but i have never had this issue before.

iPhone 6s 32gb

Update: Seems to be hardware related as it just happened on 10.3.1 as well.
 
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spl19 said:
Yeah that's right next profile should be for ios 11.Downloading now.Beta 5 for me on the 7 had some battery draining and scroll down for search sometimes didn't work.Do you think this will fix all problems?

thank you
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Did you provide Apple with feedback on your problems?
 
So I guess the update has no problems? I always wait a day or two after it releases, just in case.
 
10.3.2 broke Siri HomeKit performance. Siri doesn't know what some light's names are, even though the name is understood and spelled out correctly in her reply. In another case, asking Siri to change a certain light to a colour, she says that it was done but the light didn't actually change. In yet another instance, asking to "Turn the Office red" comes up with "there are no devices in the Office that support that action" but then asking for another colour works just fine, after which asking for red works as expected.

Siri HomeKit has always been hit or miss (mostly hits lately) but this is totally broken. 10.3.2 isn't going to be the last point upgrade before iOS 11. HomeKit is too important for Apple to leave it broken like this until September.
 
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wornoutcamel said:
Sadly 10.3.2 did not fix the cookie bug/feature for me. I still have all the cookies that wont delete regardless of what method is employed to dislodge them.
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Strange, this was fixed on both mine and my parthers iPhone. I had both 0 bytes and 64 bytes cookies I couldn't get rid of before the update. Now its gone.
 
joeblow7777 said:
I'm still using an iPhone 6 which shipped with iOS 8. My mom uses my old 5s. Both are running fine on the latest OS. I don't get why people fear updates so much.
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Because initially when the iPhone launched on iOS 10 and other incremental updates there after , some models were experiencing their iPhones being Bricked. It also Bricked some iPads as well. And the only method was to restore through iTunes. So there is some initial hesitancy and rightfully I can understand that for some who have had unfortunate/inconvenience situations.

Aside from some bricking on iOS updates, watchOS 3 .1 .1 also bricked some Apple Watches after that initial update. So It didn't just affect iPhones as well, as it did the Apple Watch. And this was all within the last six months.

Bottom line, worrisome does spread rather quickly when you have multiple Apple devices across the board that were being Bricked. So it does create some sort type of hypochondria.

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7904557?start=0&tstart=0

https://www.google.com/amp/s/9to5ma...or-some-users-requires-itunes-to-restore/amp/

https://www.google.com/amp/www.thev...pple-ios-10-bricked-itunes-restore-fix-how-to

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.macrumors.com/2016/12/13/watchos-bricking-some-apple-watches/amp/
 
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