Now update your iPhone and iPad. Apple recently published a security update iOS 15.4

Now update your iPhone and iPad. Apple recently published a security update iOS 15.4.

Short News:-

Apple releases security updates for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and Mac. Updates include fixes for Safari bugs that allowed some websites to see your browsing history. Apple Watch owners can use the Watch app on their iPhone to install the latest version of Apple's operating system.

Detailed News:-

It's time to perform another software update on your Apple devices.

Many new security patches were made available to users on Wednesday by Apple across the company's entire product range. iOS 15.3, iPadOS 15.3, WatchOS 8.4, and Mac OS 12.12 were all launched by Apple at the same time.

In the change log, only "bug fixes and security updates" are included, and no further changes or new features are mentioned. Every time Apple releases a new build number, such as 15.3, it usually contains more than just fixes for bugs.

However, a look at Apple's security updates page reveals a list of fixes for a number of concerns.

Examples of these patches include the addition of ten new ones in iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3, which deal with everything from applications being granted routing privileges to malicious ones being granted access to your iCloud files.

The Safari problem that had been reported earlier this month was also repaired in this release. Your browsing history and maybe your Google User ID were exposed because of this flaw.

To upgrade your iPhone or iPad, click Settings, then select General > Software Update, and follow the onscreen instructions.

Open System Preferences > Software Update on your Mac to check for updates. Owners of Apple Watches can do so via the Watch app on their iPhone; those with Apple TVs can use the same procedure as on an iPhone.

All of Apple's hardware products have been updated to resolve a large number of potentially dangerous bugs and security flaws. We're hoping that iOS 15.4 will bring some new features and upgrades to our devices.