Updates will now appear more frequently for your iPhone, iPad or Mac
Between the major function updates, Apple is now delivering smaller updates, the so-called "quick security measures".
Apple announced the new update strategy at its WWDC 2022 developer conference and has been implementing it since 1 May 2023. From now on, bugs and security vulnerabilities in particular will no longer remain until the next major update. You will now have to carry out updates more frequently, which Apple does not call updates. In return, however, the download and installation time per process will be shorter.
Quick security measures between regular updates
Apple is not revealing exactly which errors the quick security measures fix or which security gaps they close. Unlike major updates with new functions, there are no release notes.
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