Apple has patched a WebKit vulnerability with the iOS 18.3.2, iPadOS 18.3.2, macOS Sequoia 15.3.2, tvOS 18.3.1 and visionOS 2.3.2 updates.
Apple patches a WebKit exploit with iOS 18.3.2, iPadOS 18.3.2, macOS Sequoia 15.3.2 and other updates
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tvOS 17 beta software profile officially expires, leaving many to install tvOS 18 beta software profile to block updates
We began sounding the alarm about the imminent expiration of the tvOS 17 beta software profile in the middle of January, as we knew that a lot of jailbreakers and prospective jailbreakers alike depended on it to block over the air (OTA) software updates from being downloaded and installed on their device.
The latest HomePod and Apple TV updates bring performance and stability fixes
The tvOS 18.3 update for the Apple TV media player and the HomePod smart speaker brings performance and stability fixes but no new features.
How to block iOS updates with the tvOS 18 beta profile
Many jailbreakers who enjoy the thrill of installing tweaks and add-ons on their jailbroken device rely on the tvOS 17 beta software profile to prevent over-the-air (OTA) updates from being installed on their iPhone or iPad. This not only prevents updates in the background, but it also prevents the device from nagging you with a persistent badge on the Settings app icon to alert you to pending software updates.
PSA: Jailbreakers have until January 31st before OTA update-blocking tvOS 17 beta software profile expires
One of the most used ways to block over the air (OTA) updates on a jailbroken iPhone or iPad is by installing a specially made tvOS beta profile. This beta profile effectively makes your iPhone or iPad look elsewhere for iOS or iPadOS updates – a place where such updates don’t exist. Consequently, your device will never again nag you to update its outdated software as long as the profile remains active and installed.
NitoTV teased on tvOS 18.2 by way of palera1n jailbreak for the first time
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the year of 2024, you’ve probably caught wind about all the efforts to bring the palera1n jailbreak to checkm8-vulnerable Apple TV units. This led to official support arriving in late July.
Update to palera1n jailbreak adds support for iPadOS 17.7.3, incorporates bindFS & fakeFS support for tvOS 18.2
The palera1n jailbreak, which relies on the venerable checkm8 hardware-based bootrom exploit to perform its magic, picked up a minor update this week in the form of version 2.1 beta 1.
tvOS 18.2 brings support for native 21:9 aspect ratio on projectors
Apple's tvOS 18.2 software update allows you to natively play movies and shows in the 21:9 aspect ratio when your Apple TV is connected to a projector.
tvOS 18.2 brings four new Apple TV screen savers, including Snoopy
Apple's tvOS 18.2 software update will bring four new screen savers to your Apple TV when it launches later in 2024, including Snoopy.
Get downloading: Apple launches iOS 18.0, iPadOS 18.0, macOS Sequoia 15.0, watchOS 11.0 and tvOS 18.0
Install iOS 18 on your iPhone and other OS updates on your Apple devices to get the latest new features, enhancements and security protections.
Install iOS 17.6 to protect your iPhone against these 30 vulnerabilities
iOS 17.6 and iPadOS 17.6 patch as many as 30 vulnerabilities and zero-day exploits, so install the update on your iPhone and iPad to get the latest security protections.
Palera1n jailbreak updated to v2.0 to support iPadOS 18, iPadOS 17.6+, tvOS 15+, and more…
The palera1n team officially announced in a post shared to X (formerly Twitter) on Monday that the checkm8 bootrom exploit-based jailbreak tool had been updated to version 2.0.