Don’t rush to upgrade your Apple OS: the bugs appearing on iOS 13 and iPad OS beta may disclose your password and account name

ByGoraud Mazanec 2019-07-16 930

Now, some developers have found a fatal vulnerability in iOS 13, which is simply to bypass the security settings you set up and access the user name and password of your device. Developers say the above problems also exist in iPad OS, but there is no threat to the average user, but it is different after being exploited by hackers. In practice, when users repeatedly click on the "site & Application password" option, they can bypass Face ID, Touch IS, or password to access it.

Apple has received reports of the problem, but officials have not said anything, and of course they will not, because after all, iOS 13 and iPad OS are still in beta.

According to Apple's rules, they will bring the official version of iOS 13 this fall, along with the official version of iPad OS. There are upgrades on iOS 13, such as running faster, tripling the speed of turning on App, and adding dark mode, but from the feedback of some users, the following factors are the most attractive to upgrade.

For iPhone X, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max users, the most worth upgrading is the dark mode, of course, in the black background, not only can perfectly block the bangs, the second is to improve the durability of the device, after all, are equipped with OLED screen. More importantly, under the blessing of the system, the speed of face recognition is also improved by 30%.

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