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Posted by cdrnsf 21 hours ago

Apple fixes bug that cops used to extract deleted chat messages from iPhones(techcrunch.com)
752 points | 175 commentspage 4
tcfhgj 20 hours ago|
bug or backdoor?
6thbit 20 hours ago|
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
classified 13 hours ago||
Good. Now, are they fixing any of their other gazillion bugs?
takihito 14 hours ago||
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Unsponsoredio 9 hours ago||
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shumatsumonobu 17 hours ago||
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ashishb 19 hours ago||
This has nothing to do with Apple/Firebase notification service.

It has to do with the fact that any notification displayed on your device goes via a separate system service which was caching them.

It is amusing to see how often people confuse device notifications with Apple notification service.

aucisson_masque 19 hours ago||
> This was because notifications that displayed the messages’ content were also cached on the device for up to a month.

Why can't we have notification history just like on Android then. It's very useful when you dismiss a notification you didn't want to, or you look for some old stuff.

lynndotpy 20 hours ago|
Heads up. They have released an iOS 18 update (good!) but, and please bear the caps:

UPDATING IOS WILL ENABLE AUTOMATIC UPDATES TO IOS 26.

(Bad!) This is a new shady tactic they're using trying to get iOS 18 users to install iOS 26.

layer8 20 hours ago||
This was already the case for 18.7.7. However, after turning automatic updates off in 18.7.7, after updating to 18.7.8 it remained off (reproducibly on several devices I updated). Maybe there is a one-time flag that is set so that after turning off automatic updates after having been turned on automatically, they aren't automatically turned on again on subsequent updates.
lynndotpy 18 hours ago||
Huh, my experience was the opposite. I don't think Apple undid my setting with iOS 18.7.7, but they did with iOS 18.7.8.
xmx98 20 hours ago|||
Thanks for the warning!
jim33442 20 hours ago||
Avoid iOS 26 at all costs. I was forced to update to it because I needed to factory reset my phone, and it's super buggy. I'm not even one of those people harping on the Liquid Glass design decisions, those are w/e, the problem is just that the phone routinely freaks out doing basic tasks like trying to open the camera app or close the keyboard. They should roll it back.