Going forward, RSRs will only be available to those running the absolute latest versions of iOS and iPadOS.
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Today's RSR update takes only a couple of minutes to download and install, and does require a restart. So, for the sake of your device's security, maybe it's better to just let these happen as Apple wants them to. They're used to mitigate some threats more quickly, especially those that have been exploited or reported to exist in the wild.
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That's because these deliver important security improvements in between the usual software updates. You can choose to turn off the automatic installation of RSR updates through Settings, but you might not want to.
Not all of them will require a restart, but some may, and as such you'll be prompted when they're finished. RSR updates are allowed to be applied automatically by default. Upon installation of the RSR, your iPhone or iPad will show an "(a)" in the About section - so you'll be on iOS 16.4.1 (a) or iPadOS 16.4.1 (a). Download current and previous versions of Apples iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS and audioOS firmware and receive notifications when new firmwares are released. The rollout will be complete within the next 48 hours. By MacRumors Staff on At a Glance Apple's iOS 16 update was. It's the first time that the company has ever released a Rapid Security Response (RSR) update to the public, and not just beta testers or developers running pre-release developer builds of its mobile operating systems.īoth iOS 16.4.1 and iPadOS 16.4.1 are currently getting this RSR update. The latest version of iOS, introduced on June 6, 2022, at WWDC and released to the public on September 12, 2022. It didn’t happen with iOS 17 but there’s always next year.Today Apple marked a new first. I believe 10 years is a long time, and it’s high time we get a more immersive and better looking interface on the iPhones. In the past few years, we’ve had iOS 16 with lockscreen customizations for better visuals and iOS 14 with App Library and the ability to include widgets to the homescreen but it was only with iOS 7 in 2013 that we saw a visual revamp of the UI.
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By contrast, Android takes a much cleaner approach by displaying all the messages in one single notification that can be expanded by holding and swiping down.
If you want to see the rest of the notifications from WhatsApp, you need to tap on the stack and you are greeted by all the messages in the form of notification banners, which can become a big scrolling list of banners.
If you have multiple notifications from one app, all of them are stacked behind the behind the latest one.įor instance, if you’ve got multiple messages on WhatsApp since morning, and you are checking your phone in the evening, you’ll see only the latest message. For the unaware, notifications are grouped by app in chronological order in the Notification Center. iOS also lets you choose the way they are displayed – persistent or temporary banner.īut when you get a slew of notifications from different apps, they pile up in the Notification Center and become a big mess. You can choose if notifications appear on the lock screen, Notification Center, or banner, or all of them. As of now, the system acts on a per-app basis. Then comes the way iOS handles notifications – it's terrible. Year after year, Google is adding things to its Material You implementation on Android, while iOS seems to be taking a safe approach. Customization hasn't been a priority on iOS ever, but I'm talking about giving the system a more coherent look and feel.
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