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Apple's iOS 26.6.1 patches 29 security flaws - here's why you'll want to install it

ZDNET · August 18, 2026 at 10:12 AM

Along with MacOS and iPadOS, the latest update to iOS fixes a host of security bugs that could otherwise leave your device vulnerable to compromise or crashes.

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