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Apple releases fix for iOS 13 third-party keyboard security flaw

30 September 2019 • 2 min read

Latest update to iOS 13 fixes all the security flaws missed in last week's update

Apple has, as promised, rushed out a fix for the security flaw in iOS 13 that enabled third-party keyboard providers - such as SwiftKey and Grammarly - to potentially gather keystroke data. The...

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