iOS 17 3 1 Fix text issues, safe and secure! ”

ios17.3.1The official version is coming,Half a month later,Apple actually pushed ios17 in our Spring Festival.3.1 official version, without further ado, updated immediately after receiving the push, the version number of this update is 21d61, the size is about 300MB, it is a slightly adjusted upgrade, mainly to fix the problem.

Because it's just a small update,So Apple didn't even explain the content of this update in the developer documents,But from the update page, you can actually see it,This update is to fix the input box that some users complained about before**The problem of the current text display error,Between the update package is only 100 megabits,You don't have to expect anything magical in this update,What battery life changes,The signal gets better,Heating decreases,Don't think about it。。

Apple only mentions iOS 17 in the update notes3.1 Fixed an issue where text could be copied or overlapped unexpectedly during typing, and nothing else. No other visible changes have been found in this version since the update.

Judging by Apple's security update documentation, it doesn't appear that this update has patched any public security vulnerabilities. So, if you have strict security requirements, you can relax a little with this update.

If you're having trouble with overlapping or copying text, upgrade to iOS 173.1 is a good choice.

For those of you who are still running iOS 16 or earlier, if the new features of iOS 17 don't appeal to you, you don't have to rush to update and continue to enjoy your stable version.

Apple's next big move is expected to be iOS 17The official version of 4, we have reason to believe that it will meet us at the beginning of March.

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