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In Rally it is during touch. In FF9 is is while the cinematic scenes are playing. In Heckfire it is while your dragons are zipping across the screen AND when you are scrolling around the map (map takes fingers)
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iOS 16.2 Beta 3 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements
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In Rally it is during touch. In FF9 is is while the cinematic scenes are playing. In Heckfire it is while your dragons are zipping across the screen AND when you are scrolling around the map (map takes fingers)
Same. Installed the beta profile and the security update showed up and was able to install it.
I’m confused, why would you be on the beta software but not have the profile installed?!?
I don’t think you need the profile installed if updating via IPSW…. Only. Only needed if updating OTA
I do the same - lazy. I only update using the IPSW files from the dev portal so don't need the profile installed.
If this becomes the norm I can see it especially if you have an MDM or other items and the update causes a critical issue.
Yeah... just checked my iPad Pro (M1) which has the beta profile installed and it showed up and I was able to install it.
I know it shouldn't matter but I have had fewer odd issues since using only the ipsw's to update.
It seems this early test of the rapid security response framework does require the beta profile. Wonder what is actually IN the update.
I vaguely remember reading something about Apple will be initiating security updates without the need for a full OS update. Don't remember where I read it though......
Here is one article...
Apple introduces real-time security updates for iOS and macOS | TechCrunch
Security is a moving target, and Apple's latest security release aims to respond better to that: to keep iPhones and Macs up to date with new security
techcrunch.com
I meant what was in the actual security update. Just says improvements and bug fixes in General->About->iOS Version.Here is one article...
Apple introduces real-time security updates for iOS and macOS | TechCrunch
Security is a moving target, and Apple's latest security release aims to respond better to that: to keep iPhones and Macs up to date with new security
That’s interesting. Maybe the stutter in FF9 is not related to the widespread bug but a specific one. This is the OG post that highlighted this issue to me:
Now playing waveform back to original colour after being muted on 16.1?
Currently on 16.2 PB3
On the security (a) update. My only complaint is the password.
Click down load and install - put in password
Click it install - put in password
Click to launch post update - put in password.
Why so many times?
On a side note - it installed on both the iPad Pro and 13 ProMax with no issue.
Click down load and install - put in password
Click it install - put in password
Click to launch post update - put in password.
Why so many times?
On a side note - it installed on both the iPad Pro and 13 ProMax with no issue.
The other fix is to stop rebooting your phone!
Sorry about that. I did the test yesterday and mine worked as I described earlier. I have added the widget back and will allow it to work on its own tomorrow and report back. I have 2 alarms set for every week day so I should be able to tell tomorrow.
Yes. The firmware is the same.
No worries and thanks for checking. My frustration is with Apple, not you. I'm on the beta now so no need to check unless you're also curious.
Maybe they’re doing a trial run to see how it works in the masses.
9to5Mac says it's just a test.
Apple tests 'Rapid Security Response' update on iOS 16.2 beta - 9to5Mac
Update: We can confirm that this is indeed a test and not an actual security fix. Apple has released a...
9to5mac.com