iOS 9.3.2 ensures trouble iPad Pro 9.7 inches

The update to iOS 9.3.2 provides 9.7 inches for the iPad Pro problems. On the web itself reports of affected users, who could no longer start their iPad after the software update accumulate. When "Error 56" appears on the screen.

Who owns on iPad Pro 9.7 inches, shoulderstand wait with the update to iOS 9.3.2 prefer.

The iOS 9.3.2 update is there, but owners of an iPad Pro with 9.7 inches should initially prefer to keep distance from the Software. For iOS 9.3.2 can cause the tablet will not boot, MacRumors reported, citing several letters and reports in the social networks. After the over-the-air update the iPad Pro 9.7 not started in some cases and instead showed only the error message "Error 56". In addition, the user will be prompted to connect their device with iTunes. A restore via iTunes is reportedly not lead to success.

iOS 9.3.2: Error 56 indicates hardware problem
According to Apple's support document, the error message is related to a hardware problem. As a possible solution steps recommends that US companies affected users to update to the latest iTunes software. In addition, the person should consider whether any problems exist with security software from third parties. Subsequently, the iPad can be restored twice. If these steps fail, Apple recommends that you contact support directly. Who iPad 9.7 inches has to be not updated to iOS 9.3.2, should therefore wait until Apple provides a fixed version.

Nothing works: This iPad Pro 9.7 has the update to iOS 9.3.2 did not survive.

Update to iOS 9.3.2 has arrived: The new features at a glance

Apple released the update to iOS 9.3.2 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The software update fixes some bugs and provides improved performance. We clarify what has also harmed the Night Shift mode.

Night mode can be used even with active power saving mode now.

The update to iOS 9.3.2 was provided by Apple on Monday evening to download. How already suggests using the version number is iOS 9.3.2 rather a relatively small update. The on the iPhone 6s around 92 megabyte update consists mainly of bug fixing and minor performance improvements. But a change mentioned Apple in its Changelog not: Thus, with the latest update of the Night Shift mode is enabled even when the power saving mode is active. Previously this was only possible via a detour in the form of a Siri voice input.

iOS 9.3.2 fixes Bluetooth problems of the iPhone SE
Back in April, we also reported on the Bluetooth problems of the iPhone SE - with iOS 9.3.2 should belong to the bugs of the past. IPhone owners SE complained sometimes about disconnections in phone calls over Bluetooth, also the quality was often poor. Otherwise fixes iOS 9.3.2. some minor problems that arose about when looking up words. The busboy VoiceOver also did not always work correctly when was chosen as the voice Alex. When punctuation or spaces around the operating system changed sometimes simply on a different voice than the one chosen previously.

Who owns an iPad Pro with 9.7 inch screen size, should probably wait a bit with installing the update. PSN currently accumulating reports of several stakeholders who have received an error message on your tablet after the update to the latest software. In addition, Apple released new firmware versions for OS X, and TVOS watchOS.

Bug in iOS 9.3.1 Provides access to all iPhone photos

iOS 9.3.1 has fixed a bug when opening Safari links - another gap exists but still. Using Siri and 3D Touch can view all the photos on your iPhone even strangers.

Eine neuer iOS 9.3.1-Bug erlaubt Zugriff auf alle Fotos.

iOS 9.3 further remains a problem child - after iOS 9.3.1 had fixed a link-Bug, a YouTube user has discovered a new vulnerability. The reports Daily Dot. The error is not nearly as obvious as the recent bugs in iOS 9.3, however, can properly exploited strangers access to all photos on the iPhone grant. The error is, however, only in the context of 3D touch and therefore only on the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. The bow is to occur in all iOS 9 versions to iOS 9.3.1.

The steps that disclose the bug in the video, again to read along:

Without the iPhone with a PIN or fingerprint to unlock, Siri can be activated with the command "Hey Siri"
Then allowed Siri to Twitter Search
Search for the second part of an e-mail address such as "@ gmail.com"
Siri is a result, it selects a tweet that contains a complete e-mail address
Tap Tweet and then with 3D Touch open the pop-up window
"Add New Contact" key
When editing of the new contact you can now edit the photo box, select a photo and then is able to view all the pictures stored on the iPhone
How Daily Dot objecting to law, the bug of course requires considerable knowledge of the vulnerability. Furthermore, the iPhone asks for many users at the beginning of Siri search for "Twitter" well but after entering the PIN. After several repetitions you can search without entering the code but then also. To close the gap, you should disable access to Siri in lock screen under "Settings> Touch ID & code> Siri".

Siri is almost traditionally a vulnerability in iOS. So you could deal in iOS 9.0.1 the PIN with a Siri-question of time.

iOS 9.3.1: update fixes link Bug

Apple released iOS 9.3.1 a bug fixing update: With the latest software, links should be opened again properly in Safari and Apps. Several users complained previously propagated by crashes when clicking links in apps.

The update to iOS 9.3.1 to fix 

Just last week, Apple released iOS 9.3: Now already follows the first bug fixing update in the form of iOS 9.3.1. Thus the US company responds relatively quickly after the link-bug was publicized. The problem: Sometimes it happens that a the clicked link, whether, resulting in Safari or other apps to crash. The applications to stop responding and simply refuse their service.

Source of error is not yet clear for Link-bug in iOS 9.3

After updating to iOS 9.3.1 this misconduct should no longer occur, Apple writes in his Changelog. What exactly caused the crash, however, is not yet clear. As source of error the Universal Links feature comes into question - here are mainly the common credentials mentioned, which are shared by the apps. In particular, large deep links to very low subpages of a website this erroneous reaction can trigger apparently.

Link bug in iOS 9.3 is not the only error

At the iPhone SE keynote last week, Apple introduced its comprehensive update iOS 9.3 available for download. Although the software brought some new features and performance improvements, users complained shortly after the release of Firmware propagated about bugs. Particularly affected were reportedly owners of older iPads, which could not start due to an activation lock their tablet.

Meanwhile, the group has released a fixed version of iOS 9.3 at least for the iPad. 2 All previously known problems and solutions to iOS 9.3 we have summarized in a separate guide.

New iOS 9.3 bug: Apps rush through links from Safari

What's going on only at Apple? After the update had been made on iOS 9.3 on older iOS devices like the iPad 2 for activation problems, now appears a new bug, the iPhone hangs by itself after a tip on a Safari Link.

Despite at least seven beta versions Apple have gone obviously some error in iOS 9.3 through their

fingers. As 9to5Mac reports, more and more users complain now has a new bug, which concerns the opening of Safari Links. The problem is in this case mounted as follows: If you want to open in an app like Mail, messages or notes a link to a website, the app depends abruptly. Even links in Safari itself will be affected.

Third-party apps from iOS 9.3 bug also affected
The bug is apparently not limited to older iOS devices, but can also occur on the latest Apple devices like the iPhone 6s. As 9to5Mac has researched, third-party apps are apparently particularly affected. To overthrow the app of Travel Specialist Booking.com by the bug after a tip to an external Safari Link repeatedly from. Apple itself has not yet commented on the issue.

iOS 9.3, which was rolled out with the launch of the iPhone SE last Monday, for iPhone consolidated so rapidly becoming a problem case. Shortly after publication of the software update to users of old iPads spoke up, in which after the update, the tablet was no longer usable. Apple improved by then with a second version of iOS 9.3 for the iPad. 2

iOS 9.3 bugs: New version for old devices

After the first release version of iOS 9.3 was plagued by various bugs, Apple repaired by now. On Monday a new version for older iPhones and iPads was published.

Apple released a new version of iOS 9.3 released with the build number 13E5237, which aims to overcome the activation bugs of the first version. The reports 9to5Mac. Already last Thursday, Apple had 9.3 specially rolled out a new version of iOS for the iPad 2, which was most affected by the error. The new version of iOS 9.3 is aimed at owners of an iPhone 5s or earlier or an iPad Air or earlier.

Safari Bug probably still not resolved

As more users had complained about the Activation error, Apple withdrew the first version of iOS 9.3 for older devices and not signed it. Users who are affected by the bug can restore your iPhone or iPad using the DFU mode and a relationship with iTunes. Whether the second version of the software update also fixes the error, the apps to crash when opening Safari Links, is unclear.

Apple had iOS 9.3 rolled out shortly after the presentation of the new iPhone SE on 21 March. The update - which had previously passed through all seven beta releases - brings with among others the new Night Mode Night Shift. An overview of all new features of iOS 9.3 can be found in this guide.