After iOS 16.0.1 was dedicated only to the new iPhones, Apple now brings a new update to the entire lineup with iOS 16.0.2, which aims to eliminate some bugs.
The bug fixes include the camera issues that some iPhone 14 Pro or Pro Max users complained about when using third-party apps. There was sometimes uncontrolled wobble due to sensor shift stabilization issues.
The annoying problems with pasting from the clipboard should now also be fixed. Until now, iOS has asked for permission too many times.
The patch update also includes security updates, which can be found in full in the attached changelog:
This update includes bug fixes and important security updates for your iPhone, including:
•The camera may shake and photos may be blurry when shooting with certain third-party apps on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
•During device configuration, the display may appear completely black.
•Copying and pasting content between apps may ask for permission more often than intended.
•VoiceOver may not be available after reboot.
• Fixes an issue where some iPhone X, iPhone XR, and iPhone 11 screens were not responding to post-maintenance operations.
To learn more about the security aspects of Apple software updates, visit this website:
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