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5 days ago · Apple quickly issued iOS 17.5.1 just one week after releasing iOS 17.5, explaining in the rather scant release notes that the iPhone privacy bug was caused by “database corruption.”. Apple has ...
5 days ago · Friday May 24, 2024 2:36 am PDT by Tim Hardwick. Last week, some iPhone users reported that Apple's iOS 17.5 update had introduced a bug that caused old photos that were deleted to reappear in the ...
3 days ago · This aligns with the iOS 17.5.1 release notes, in which Apple stated that the bug was caused by “database corruption.”. Apple also told 9to5Mac last week that photos that weren’t entirely ...
4 days ago · Apple said a corrupt database entry prevented some photos from being fully deleted from iPhones and remained in the file system. That eventually caused those files to reappear in users' libraries. Apple also stressed that iCloud Photos was not to blame for the problem. Apple fixed this with the iOS 17.5.1 update, which "provides important bug ...
5 days ago · When deleted photos mysteriously reappeared on some iPhones, alarm bells sounded. The Verge' s headline was starkest—"Apple needs to explain"—and it has. Apple confirmed to me that iCloud...
5 days ago · The deleted photos were riding along unnoticed in your iPhone backups, not iCloud Photos. Apple has clarified how people’s old photos started reappearing on their phones in the iOS 17.5 update. Apple told 9t05Mac that these photos weren’t tied to users iCloud photo backups, but rather their device backups.
5 days ago · Essentially, though, Apple added a “migration routine” in iOS 17.5 that had a bug where it would scan an iPhone’s file system looking for photographs. If it found anything, it would add them ...
