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Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 14.4.1 With Security Fixes

By the way: Is this intended that after the automatic reboot (after the update) I don’t get a notification anymore on the lock screen that the update got installed? Instead I now got a pop up message where there was an “OK” button.
 
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Anybody know the current state of Apple's QUIC efforts WRT 14.4+ ?

I suspect Apple will Drag its Heals, simply because the company's Apple Arcade competition, Stadia, Luna, xCloud, & FB Cloud, are ALL over it.

Their custom Client-side QUIC implementations will Rule the Day early on.

And nothing Apple can do about it ...

But, Apple "could" surprise, they could simply accept it & move forward.

IMO, other than Qualcomm's x60 chip, improved cellular back-end infrastructure, & Wi-Fi 6E technology (which adds support for 6 GHz wireless spectrum), HPPT/3 (which incorporates QUIC) is probably the most-important thing in Tech this year.

Anything on the state of Apple's QUIC is much appreciated.

Would NOT be surprised if certain, UN-announced features & capabilities, are released in each recent iOS update, including 14.4.1.
 
chris4565 said:
Could you give me some more info on this security issue? Could simply visiting a website be enough to get infected?
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There is no additional information yet (also not in the NIST database), but the description in Apple's support document sure sounds like it. I don't think they would have released a new version for a single security issue if it wasn't serious.
 
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Well, what ever the fix was my 11 sure got VERY warm during the update. Haven’t experienced that with an update in a long time.
 
Preparing update forever… what's taking so long? Really?

100 MB files, just put them where the belong, run a script and reboot.
 
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Cosmosent said:
Anybody know the current state of Apple's QUIC efforts WRT 14.4+ ?

I suspect Apple will Drag its Heals, simply because the company's Apple Arcade competition, Stadia, Luna, xCloud, & FB Cloud, are ALL over it.

Their custom Client-side QUIC implementations will Rule the Day early on.

And nothing Apple can do about it ...

But, Apple "could" surprise, they could simply accept it & move forward.

IMO, other than Qualcomm's x60 chip, improved cellular back-end infrastructure, & Wi-Fi 6E technology (which adds support for 6 GHz wireless spectrum), HPPT/3 (which incorporates QUIC) is probably the most-important thing in Tech this year.

Anything on the state of Apple's QUIC is much appreciated.

Would NOT be surprised if certain, UN-announced features & capabilities, are released in each recent iOS update, including 14.4.1.
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yea nothing apple can do about it, now that is a ignorant comment... some people.
 
technole said:
Yes, update immediately. All browsers on iOS require Webkit use so it doesn't matter if you don't use Safari. Update.
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ALL modern browsers are based off WebKit code so it’s not just iOS, macOS or iPadOS, it’s all computing systems
 
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