Eight days after releasing the feature-rich iOS 17.2 update, Apple today launched
iOS 17.2.1. The first included features like Journal that allow users to write journal entries and keep them secure on the device. It also adds a translation option for Action Button users, adds spatial video recording support for Vision
Pro on iPhone 15 Pro models, and much more. Today's update for
iOS 17.2.1, on the other hand, “provides important bug fixes,” according to Apple, although these bugs have not been identified by the company.
You can install the update on your eligible iPhone by going to Settings > General > Software update. THE iOS 17Update .2.1 is available for iPhone XS and later. Those of you who own an iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone and iPadOS 16.7.4 by accessing Settings > General > Software update.
Apple releases iOS 17.2.1
Apple emphasizes in the release notes that none of these updates contain published CVE entries. These are common vulnerability and exposure numbers that are used to catalog and publicly disclose security vulnerabilities. Each unique CVE number represents a specific vulnerability. It's unclear whether the lack of a CVE number makes the bugs fixed by the update minor or whether the speed at which Apple released this update makes the flaws serious enough to be fixed as soon as possible. Either way, you need to install the update.
In case you're wondering, the latest version of iPadOS remains iPadOS 17.2. The most recent version of watchOS is watchOS 10.2. We expect that the next major update, iOS 17.3, will arrive early next year and bring the delayed Apple Music collaborative playlist feature that will allow friends and family members to add or remove songs to an Apple Music playlist, or even rearrange the order of the playlist.
THE iOS 17The .2.1 update weighs 240.5 MB, which means that if your older iPhone model eligible for the update doesn't have enough open storage, it may ask you to delete some files in order to free up more space. space.
