Apple released iOS 15.4.1 on Thursday.
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After the release of iOS 15.4Apple on Thursday rolled out a small update called iOS 15.4. Resolves a battery drain issue, along with a security flaw Apple says it “may have been actively exploited” on some devices.
Some iPhone users have taken to Twitter to complain about battery drain after installing iOS 15.4. Apple Support responded to these customers with Twitter It’s normal for some apps and features to be set “for up to 48 hours after an update”.
Thank you for your message! We will be happy to help. It’s normal for your apps and features to need to be modified for up to 48 hours after an update.
Let us have you contact us via direct message if this issue persists after that time so we can help you look into this further.
– Apple Support (AppleSupport) March 19, 2022
The update also fixes a bug that causes braille devices to not respond when navigating through text or displaying an alert, as well as a bug that causes some iPhone hearing devices to lose connection in some third-party apps.
iOS 15.4 was released by Apple on March 15, and the update included the ability to unlock your iPhone using Face ID while wearing a mask, universal controlAnd the 37 new emoji and other features.
For more Apple news, check out Every new feature in iOS 15.4And the Apple Studio Display review from CNET And the Why an iPhone subscription could be a great idea.
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