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Default iOS 18.0.1 addresses a serious bug that could read your passwords out loud

Credit: Mahmoud Itani / Android Authority

  • Apple has released iOS 18.0.1 to all users with compatible iPhones.
  • The update fixes multiple bugs, including one that could read your passwords out loud when using the VoiceOver feature.
  • It also addresses touchscreen and camera issues that impacted certain iPhone 16 users.
Last month, Apple released iOS 18 to the public, featuring an upgraded Home Screen, RCS support, and more. Like any major software update, however, the initial version also packed a number of bugs, including a couple of serious ones. Fortunately, iOS 18.0.1 is now available to all users, and it addresses some of the bundled issues.

iOS 18.0.1 is now available to iPhone users globally. Notably, it fixes a bug that could expose users’ sensitive data. More specifically, when using the VoiceOver feature in the Passwords app on iOS 18.0, the device would read stored passwords out loud.




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