You can read here about exactly when we can expect to see iOS 17 on general release, but I’m certain it’s in the week commencing Monday, September 18. It has Mac system requirements on the store page at the bottom. And while this update has nothing in the way of new features, the range of updates coming to the next software is positively dizzying. To my knowledge the stopped bothering to support macs, but it might still be available for some versions of the OS. Next, it really will be iOS 17, I predict, and you can bet that the issues raised here are being baked into iOS 17 as I write this, if necessary.

So, it’s good that it’s been addressed, to say the least. Wallet is such a meaningful part of the iPhone that to have it in any doubt is profoundly worrying. Instead of focusing on gunning down endless waves of monsters, It makes you think by putting you through clever and dangerous puzzles instead of the usual locked.

First released for Windows in 1998, this action game redefined the way videogames incorporated storytelling and world-building.

It seems it was down to a validation issue and “was addressed with improved logic.” Well, from Aristotle onwards, we can all do with some of that. Half-Life is a first-person shooter game from Valve. Again, this may already have been exploited out in the real world, Apple acknowledges. Secondly, and this is the one that will make users’ hearts beat that little bit faster, is a security issue that affects the Wallet app. This may already have been exploited, Apple says, and notes that the fix came about “by addressing a buffer overflow issue to improve memory handling.” It also permits access to the metadata attached to an image. Apple’s notes talk about two elements, both security elements that have been fixed, if all goes according to plan.įirst up, there’s ImageIO, which is the bit of the code that means apps can read and write image file formats.

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