Mark <captain.black@gmail.com> wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
In the process of updating to it now. Yes I had noticed the battery on my iPhone 11 was draining more rapidly than say a year ago but I put it down
to ageing. So we’ll see what happens now.
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
Mark <captain.black@gmail.com> wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
Just updated my 14 pro max.
Koopa <koopa@troopa.net> wrote:
Mark <captain.black@gmail.com> wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
Just updated my 14 pro max.
Have you been experiencing any battery drain issue?
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
Mark <captain.black@gmail.com> wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
I've not noticed battery issues, but I have noticed my XR stuttering a lot more than usual since 16.1x In particular when swapping to a different app and wanting to type quickly. There's often a lag in response.
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure the recent battery drain issue...
On 30/11/2022 19:45, Mark wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure the
recent battery drain issue...
An out of sequence update like this that references the Apple security updates page which just has the place holder "(details available soon)"
will no doubt subsequently include the phrase "Apple is aware of a
report that this issue may have been actively exploited” when it is updated...
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
On 30 Nov 2022 at 19:45:05 GMT, "Mark" <captain.black@gmail.com> wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has come to
the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there was much anyway).
In article <tmcj1f$32c25$1@dont-email.me>, John Hill <watcombeman@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has come to
the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually
request an update if you prefer to not wait.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there was
much anyway).
why would you want that?
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has come to
the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there was much anyway).
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has
come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually request an update if you prefer to not wait.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there >> was much anyway).
why would you want that?
You are responding as if iOS and iPadOS are the same thing.
In article <8QmiL.1741935$G_96.1713408@fx13.ams1>, David G. Brooks <DavidB@always.invalid> wrote:
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has >>>> come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually
request an update if you prefer to not wait.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there >>>> was much anyway).
why would you want that?
You are responding as if iOS and iPadOS are the same thing.
you are responding as if you know what you're talking about.
you do not.
In article <hEniL.293923$GzSf.179044@fx04.ams1>, David G. Brooks <DavidB@always.invalid> wrote:
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has >>>>>> come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually >>>>> request an update if you prefer to not wait.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there
was much anyway).
why would you want that?
You are responding as if iOS and iPadOS are the same thing.
you are responding as if you know what you're talking about.
you do not.
Let readers decide, eh?
they already have.
isn't there some malware for you to find? or someone to stalk?
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has >>>> come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually
request an update if you prefer to not wait.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there
was much anyway).
why would you want that?
You are responding as if iOS and iPadOS are the same thing.
you are responding as if you know what you're talking about.
you do not.
Let readers decide, eh?
On 02/12/2022 14:29, nospam wrote:
In article <hEniL.293923$GzSf.179044@fx04.ams1>, David G. Brooks
<DavidB@always.invalid> wrote:
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably
it has
come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users >>>>>> don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually >>>>>> request an update if you prefer to not wait.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not
that there
was much anyway).
why would you want that?
You are responding as if iOS and iPadOS are the same thing.
you are responding as if you know what you're talking about.
you do not.
Let readers decide, eh?
they already have.
isn't there some malware for you to find? or someone to stalk?
Ha! You've been listening to Internet liars again!
CleanMyMac, a sponsor of Patrick Wardle, takes care of all that
nowadays! It is listed quite clearly, here:- https://objective-see.org
isn't there some malware for you to find? or someone to stalk?
Ha! You've been listening to Internet liars again!
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has come to
the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has
come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually request an update if you prefer to not wait.
It's not on offer; according to iPadOS Settings/Update my iPad is up to
date.
In article <tmcj1f$32c25$1@dont-email.me>, John Hill <watcombeman@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has come to
the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually
request an update if you prefer to not wait.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there was
much anyway).
why would you want that?
On 30 Nov 2022 at 19:45:05 GMT, "Mark" <captain.black@gmail.com> wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has come to
the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there was much anyway).
John Hill <watcombeman@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
On 30 Nov 2022 at 19:45:05 GMT, "Mark" <captain.black@gmail.com> wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the recent battery drain issue...
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has come to
the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
Ah, well. All hope of getting rid of multitasking is gone (not that there was
much anyway).
You can always get ahead of the game and install the 16.2 beta ;-) Personally I think I’ll wait!
<https://www.macrumors.com/2022/12/01/ios-16-2-beta-4/>
In article <tmdbsh$347n2$1@dont-email.me>, John Hill
<yclept@outlook.com> wrote:
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has >>>> come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually
request an update if you prefer to not wait.
It's not on offer; according to iPadOS Settings/Update my iPad is up to
date.
give it a little more time.
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has >>>> come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually
request an update if you prefer to not wait.
It's not on offer; according to iPadOS Settings/Update my iPad is up to
date.
give it a little more time.
Clearly there is no iPadOS 16.1.2 release. Yet.
In article <tmnb8r$7tf3$2@dont-email.me>, Chris <ithinkiam@gmail.com>
wrote:
My iPhone 11 has updated, but my iPad Gen 7 has not. Presumably it has >>>>>> come to the end of the line at 16.1.1.1.
updates are staggered so that the more than 1 billion active users
don't overload apple's servers all at the same time. you can manually >>>>> request an update if you prefer to not wait.
It's not on offer; according to iPadOS Settings/Update my iPad is up to >>>> date.
give it a little more time.
Clearly there is no iPadOS 16.1.2 release. Yet.
maybe they're skipping it for 16.2. no big deal. 16.1.1 is *not* the
end of the line.
David Sankey <David.Sankey@stfc.ac.uk> wrote:
On 30/11/2022 19:45, Mark wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure the >>> recent battery drain issue...
An out of sequence update like this that references the Apple security
updates page which just has the place holder "(details available soon)"
will no doubt subsequently include the phrase "Apple is aware of a
report that this issue may have been actively exploited” when it is
updated...
Yes that’s a very likely scenario. BTW no impact on my iPhone’s battery drain so a replacement seems pending :(
On 01/12/2022 12:09, Alan B wrote:
David Sankey <David.Sankey@stfc.ac.uk> wrote:
On 30/11/2022 19:45, Mark wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll cure
the
recent battery drain issue...
An out of sequence update like this that references the Apple security
updates page which just has the place holder "(details available soon)"
will no doubt subsequently include the phrase "Apple is aware of a
report that this issue may have been actively exploited” when it is
updated...
Yes that’s a very likely scenario. BTW no impact on my iPhone’s battery >> drain so a replacement seems pending :(
Lo and behold:
iOS 16.1.2 addresses the following issues.
Information about the security content is also available at https://support.apple.com/HT213516.
WebKit
Available for: iPhone 8 and later
Impact: Processing maliciously crafted web content may lead to arbitrary
code execution. Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited against versions of iOS released before iOS 15.1. Description: A type confusion issue was addressed with improved state handling.
WebKit Bugzilla: 248266
CVE-2022-42856: Clément Lecigne of Google's Threat Analysis Group
And it's so bad that Apple have backported it to iOS 15.7.2 and iPadOS
15.7.2
On 14/12/2022 09:58, David Sankey wrote:
On 01/12/2022 12:09, Alan B wrote:
David Sankey <David.Sankey@stfc.ac.uk> wrote:
On 30/11/2022 19:45, Mark wrote:
Update is out (don't think there are others?) Hopefully this'll
cure the
recent battery drain issue...
An out of sequence update like this that references the Apple security >>>> updates page which just has the place holder "(details available soon)" >>>> will no doubt subsequently include the phrase "Apple is aware of a
report that this issue may have been actively exploited” when it is
updated...
Yes that’s a very likely scenario. BTW no impact on my iPhone’s battery >>> drain so a replacement seems pending :(
Lo and behold:
iOS 16.1.2 addresses the following issues.
Information about the security content is also available at
https://support.apple.com/HT213516.
WebKit
Available for: iPhone 8 and later
Impact: Processing maliciously crafted web content may lead to
arbitrary code execution. Apple is aware of a report that this issue
may have been actively exploited against versions of iOS released
before iOS 15.1.
Description: A type confusion issue was addressed with improved state
handling.
WebKit Bugzilla: 248266
CVE-2022-42856: Clément Lecigne of Google's Threat Analysis Group
And it's so bad that Apple have backported it to iOS 15.7.2 and iPadOS
15.7.2
Have you now updated to current versions?
| Sysop: | Keyop |
|---|---|
| Location: | Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK |
| Users: | 546 |
| Nodes: | 16 (2 / 14) |
| Uptime: | 154:23:29 |
| Calls: | 10,383 |
| Files: | 14,054 |
| Messages: | 6,417,847 |