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Apple Releases Rapid Security Response Updates for iOS 16.4.1 and macOS 13.3.1
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Yeah, user complacency, that's the answerThough you still won't switch to android, right ? Stop complaining
I'm getting this, too. Tried over Wi-Fi and cellular. Guess all that testing they've been doing on these Rapid Security Responses wasn't enough.
The error is not that the internet isn't working, but that there's an error with Apple's update signing server (TSS; you can read more about it here and here.) In this specific case, Tatsu is rejecting some or all (I don't know if anyone's actually successfully updated iOS yet) devices and claims that they are not eligible to update. Generally, this means that the iOS version in question is unsigned, but obviously, this RSR was just released. Given that (test) RSRs have been pushed out for betas just fine, this is likely a screwup for the first public RSR and should be fixed in a few hours, just give it a bit. Guess Apple should've provided a more specific string for Tatsu rejection than just using the generic "no longer connected to the internet".
This error is not related to ramping. Ramping (aka phased rollouts) is basically when automatic update notification is delayed on a schedule. ie. for this update, 5% of users will be notified in the first 6 hours, then 15%, etc. If you check for updates manually, however, it seems to be ignored and you'll be able to see the update.
This error is not related to ramping. Ramping (aka phased rollouts) is basically when automatic update notification is delayed on a schedule. ie. for this update, 5% of users will be notified in the first 6 hours, then 15%, etc. If you check for updates manually, however, it seems to be ignored and you'll be able to see the update.
I think they mean Rapid as in the update does not weight over 1 GB for a bunch of emojis and a few text upates.
I guess I will just wait til I see someone actually able to install on iOS.
Same thing for me - all my phones are failing. Obviously I am connected to the internet as I am able to post this…
lol very true to form that Apples first RSR is a colossal failure. software was never apples strongsuit
i’ve never actually had an “automatic update” install automatically. for ios 16.4, i got a notification everyday for a month that it’d be installed “tonight” before i just manually updated. phone is on the charger every single night.
i’ve never actually had an “automatic update” install automatically. for ios 16.4, i got a notification everyday for a month that it’d be installed “tonight” before i just manually updated. phone is on the charger every single night.
It's failing to install on 2 iPads Pro and iPhone. it's not the devices, it's not the connection, it's not WiFi or Cellular. It's a stupid bug! Rapid Security Response Failure.
It installed the update for macOS M1 and Intel on a total of 3 units.
It installed the update for macOS M1 and Intel on a total of 3 units.
Servers overloaded with an 80mb update? Apple has bee sliding down in quality and iOS16 is prime example...
How do they get something simple wrong?
And yes, mine fails with the same error, no internet connection, which has seconds before downloaded the update.
How do they get something simple wrong?
And yes, mine fails with the same error, no internet connection, which has seconds before downloaded the update.
Same on iPhone 13 - tried periodically over the last 1.5 hours. Tried wifi on, off, vpn'd, other wifi networks - same
Updated my MBA about 45 min ago, but unfortunately, it was the 13.3.1 update, w/o the rapid response 🙃
It may mean that APPLE can release these things rapidly, not that they are lighter weight on the user side?
Presumably the internal pathway for how these things are implemented means only a small set of things can be changed, with the side effect that not much testing is required?
Does anyone know how to reset or reboot the internet? I saw it online there is a box to push the button?
I’m a little surprised MR hasn’t updated this post with a note saying it’s basically failing for everyone on an i Device.
I wish they would do this for individual apps like the way Android has been doing it for years. Having to wait for an entirely new OS release for stock apps to be updated is ridiculous in 2023.
Same story. It downloads the update, prepares it, prompts for a reboot, then fails the verification step (iOS).
I as well have the "not connected" error on my iPhone and iPad, but my Mac (which has an ethernet connection) updated just fine. I wonder if it has something to do with the device's WiFi configuration.
I usually try not to be so negative but this really is making me want to turn off automatic updates ... do they really not test this on any OTA phones?
Rebooting phone didn't help. 5G/Wifi didn't help.
Mac updated just fine.
Rebooting phone didn't help. 5G/Wifi didn't help.
Mac updated just fine.
Accountability for doing things right is a thing of the past. Apple is on par with virtually every other corporation. Sad.