Andrew Orr
Apple has made iOS 16.4.1 available to users shortly after the iOS 16.4 release to fix two very specific bugs.
The company updated the iPhone to iOS 16.4 on March 27, as well as releasing new software versions for its other products. It added new emojis, rich link support for Mastodon links in iMessage, and new actions in Shortcuts.
But some Apple users quickly ran into some problems with the update. Specifically, some people were having issues with Siri responsiveness. That, and a bug with an emoji was fixed.
A report on April 4 mentioned that Apple would release iOS 16.4.1 soon and now users can install the new version. It's available in Settings > General > Software Update.
The new build numbers is 20E252.
Amber Neely
William Gallagher
Christine McKee
AppleInsider Staff
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"Specifically, some people were having issues with Siri responsiveness. That, and a bug with an emoji was fixed.”
So no, it doesn’t fix that other bug you’ve been waiting for Apple to fix for the last ten years that you claim Apple has been ignoring despite all your proof and the millions of users you claim to be crippled with it. /s
Well, it turns out there are also two very important security patches in this update that AI’s article doesn’t mention, flaws that may have already been executes in the wild.
Not sure if this release fixed the issue with Siri, which I was having, but I’m having issues with Homekit not connecting to Nanoleaf Matter light strips. WTF Apple.