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If You're Not on iOS 26, You Should Really Download This iOS 18 Update Now

Apple made an unusual decision Wednesday and released a new version of iOS 18.7.7 in order to combat a new hacking toolkit called DarkSword.

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Still running iOS 18? Install this critical update ASAP

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Apple urges iPhone users running iOS 13 or iOS 14 to update the operating systems

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iOS 18.7.7: Apple Issues Urgent iPhone Upgrade For All Users

Apple has just released iOS 18.7.7, an iPhone update which is aimed at protecting users against an exploit chain called DarkSword.

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Apple Issues Rare iOS 18 Security Update to Protect Against DarkSword Exploit

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Apple Will Push Out Rare ‘Backported’ Patches to Protect iOS 18 Users From DarkSword Hacking Tool

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Apple’s Emergency iOS 18 iPhone Patch: Why Millions Who Skipped iOS 26 Must Update Today

Apple has announced it will release an update for specific iPhones today — and announcing this in advance is pretty much unprecedented.

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Apple is breaking its own rules to protect iPhone users from a dangerous iOS 18 hack

If you're the owner of an older iPhone running iOS 18 and are concerned about a dangerous new hacking tool, Apple has a surprising solution.

iOS 26.4 Settings You Need to Change the Second You Finish Updating

Just updated to iOS 26.4? From the new AI 'Playlist Playground' to the Orca emoji, here are the 5 things you must do immediately to master the new features.

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Apple sends security alerts to iOS 17 and older iPhones over active exploits

Apple has started pushing security alerts to iPhones still running iOS 17 and earlier versions, warning users that known vulnerabilities in their software are being actively exploited by attackers. The notifications arrive as the U.

Apple Now Sending Critical Security Alerts to iPhones Running iOS 17 and Earlier

Apple has begun pushing Lock Screen notifications to iPhones and iPads running older versions of iOS and iPadOS, warning users of active web-based attacks. The alerts, which appear as a "Critical Software" notification from the Settings app,