iOS 15.0.1 offers some semi-successful fixes for a few of the (many) problems with iOS 15. Note: bookmark this guide, I will continue to update it with any relevant flaws or features I find and you will find my final verdict here in one week.ġ0/12/21: my first impressions were right. I would expect a quick fire series of releases with iOS 15.0.2 first, followed by a larger iOS 15.1 update that is already in development (more below). Despite this, anyone still waiting happily on iOS 14, should probably hold off. The (unacknowledged) zero-day bug fix is also a big deal. If you have installed iOS 15 and are suffering from any of the three bugs it claims to fix, then there is no harm in updating and seeing it if works for you. At this point, serious concerns are growing about how Apple is working with security researchers who provide such a critical role in finding flaws and keeping iOS safe.Īpple iOS 15.0.1 Verdict: Upgrade If You Are Already Running iOS 15 Moreover, Apple has not included any fixes for the three zero-day hacks made public last week after another security researcher lost patience with the company failing to acknowledge the flaws for over four months. One researcher who reported a critical zero-day lock screen vulnerability was surprised to find it is fixed in the release without Apple giving him any credit (or, presumably, bug finders’ bounty). Officially Apple states iOS 15.0.1 contains no security fixes but it does.
Understandably, a backlash is growing towards iOS 15 in general with users describing it as “ riddled with problems” and “ a buggy disaster”.Īs mentioned above, Apple iOS 15.0.1 does not fix a lot (nor does it fix them reliably) but these are the official release notes: The iOS 15 storage bug which falsely tells users their phones are full with "system data" it is not an enviable task prioritizing which of all the iOS 15 bugs to address first, I’m also surprised that Apple has not made any attempt to fix the (seemingly widespread) CarPlay problems people are having.
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