Three of these have been proven to be exploited by hackers, and Apple has previously fixed two vulnerabilities with the release of iOS 16.4.1 and iPadOS 16.4.1 Quick Security Response updates.

The remaining vulnerability exists in WebKit and allows attackers to break through the Web content sandbox, which Apple fixed by modifying boundary checks.

A vulnerability in Apple’s official logs has a large impact on users. Hackers who have physical access to your device can view your contact information under the lock screen interface through the Siri vulnerability.

iPhone 8 and successor models, all iPad Pro models, iPad Air (3rd generation) and successor models, iPad 5 and successor models, and iPad mini and successor models are affected.

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Developers can download the iOS 16 .2 and iPadOS 16.2 profiles from the Apple Developer Center and install the profiles to detect OTA updates.

Apple iOS Operating System

Apple debuted the new cross-platform Freeform (Infinity Notes) app in iOS 16.2 and iPadOS 16.2, designed to allow iPhone, iPad and Mac users to work together in real-time to take notes, sketch, draw, brainstorm and more, helping multiple people work on the same document, with updates from all participants synced in real-time.

The update also brings external monitor support for front-desk scheduling multitasking, allowing up to eight apps to be used simultaneously. Also, M1 and M2 iPad models can now already support external monitor use.

In addition, a new home app architecture is available in iOS and iPadOS 16.2. To install the architecture update, users need a device running iOS 16.2, iPadOS 16.2, or macOS Ventura 13.1, and the HomePod 16.2 beta software.

In iOS 16.2, you’ll also be able to report emergency SOS calls to Apple, there’s a new sleep widget, the return of live sports scores for the TV app, and more. iOS 16.2 is expected to be released in mid-December, so stay tuned.

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The report notes that Q2 2022 continues to follow a pattern of higher shipments of high-end and detachable tablets, with Apple, Windows OEMs, and Samsung (to some extent) benefiting, which has reduced Android tablet market share to 49 percent.

From a brand perspective, Apple, Samsung, Lenovo, Amazon, and Huawei are in the top five in the Q2 global tablet market. Specifically as follows.

In Q2 2022, Apple iPadOS shipments (wholesale) fell 7% year-over-year to 14.8 million units, with global market share up 3.3 percentage points to 38%.

Samsung led the Android market in Q2 2022, with shipments down 13 percent year-over-year to 7.1 million units; its market share rose 0.2 percentage points to 18 percent over the same period, outperforming the overall market.

Lenovo returned to third place globally, despite a -25% year-over-year decline in shipments to 3.5 million units; Lenovo’s tablet market share fell -1.3 percentage points year-over-year to 9% as competition intensified in North America and EMEA.

Amazon followed Lenovo with shipments of 3.4 million units, down 19 percent year-over-year; its market share fell -0.5 percentage points to 9 percent.

Huawei’s tablet shipments fell 34 percent year-over-year to 1.4 million units, the company’s best performance in more than a year, as sanctions and new competitors fundamentally changed their market strategy for tablets; market share fell -1.1 percentage points to 4 percent over the same period.

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