Apple patches security flaw that allowed iPhone jailbreak
The bug was fixed in iOS 12.3 but accidentally unpatched with the release of iOS 12.4
Apple has released a fix for a security bug that was accidentally reintroduced in its recent software update.
Apple has released a fix for an iOS critical security flaw accidentally reintroduced in its last update. On Monday, Apple released iOS 12.4.1 to re-patch the vulnerability that fixed in iOS 12.3 version...
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