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For iPhones—including the iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPhone 7, iPhone 8 and iPhone X—running iOS 11.1.2 and earlier, there is a bug that could be triggered starting after 12:15 a.m. on December 2. What triggers the issue is time-based local notifications …
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You need to take some quick actions to resolve the issue. Recently, many iPhone and iPad users have registered this complaint that their iOS devices have become unresponsive. Is your iPhone won’t turn on or is it frozen? You need to follow some quick …
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This, of course, doesn’t bring those gestures system-wide to older devices. In short, Infinity X lets you simulate iPhone X experience on an older iOS device. Infinity X is an app that allows you to get the feel of the iPhone X without buying one.
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The latest Skype for iOS update addresses many of the issues with the previous redesign, adding a new menu bar, slimmer headers, and more. The improvements also include notch support for the iPhone X. Skype for iOS has received a major update, with its new …
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which hackers could leverage to access previously encrypted iOS elements. Later that same month, a security researcher publicly released zIVA – a fully functional kernel exploit that affected iPhones and iPads running 10.3.1, which allowed hackers to …
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Also read: Adam Donenfeld can’t vouch for iOS 10.3.1 jailbreak for now despite successful ZiVA exploit As to the burning question, if the iOS jailbreak is dying soon, 0ptimo was straightforward to say that there have been “signs that [jailbreak is …
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Without doubt the usual offenders among Apple critics are joyfully reporting about a serious security flaw that reared its ugly head in macOS High Sierra 10.3.1. It was a foolish mistake … and harkens back to the short-lived iOS 8.0.1 update in 2014 …
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The days of people dropping one-click iPhone jailbreaks on the internet are long gone. There are still security researchers hacking iOS, but the bugs they find are so rare that they often sell them to brokers for upwards of a million dollars. Because …
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