Apple officially releases the iOS 18.3.2 and iPadOS 18.3.2 for iPhones and iPads, addressing a critical security vulnerability. The update includes a fix for an exploit that has been actively used in the wild. Interestingly, a similar exploit was previously patched in iOS and iPadOS 17.2, suggesting a related security issue. So, here is everything you need to know about this latest Apple iPadOS and iOS 18.3.2 AI features and more.
Apple iOS 18.3.2 And iPadOS 18.3.2 Features
The exploit with the previous version of iOS and iPadOS allowed malicious web content to escape the Web Content sandbox. This was posing a serious security risk.
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Apple described the attack as “extremely sophisticated” and specifically targeting certain individuals, emphasizing the importance of updating as soon as possible. However, be aware that installing the Apple’s latest iPadOS and iOS 18.3.2 update will automatically re-enable Apple Intelligence features. This will happen even if you previously turned it off. This has now become the default behavior with every Apple update—each time you install one, Apple Intelligence is switched back on. If you prefer not to use it, you’ll need to manually disable it after every update.
How To Disable Apple Intelligence?
After installing the update, you’ll be greeted with a splash screen promoting Apple Intelligence, with only one option: “Continue.” There’s no way to skip it—tapping “Continue” is required to proceed, and doing so automatically reactivates Apple Intelligence. If you want to disable it again, you’ll need to go to Settings > Apple Intelligence and toggle it off. Disabling Apple Intelligence features also frees up to 7GB of storage, which is used for its local AI models.
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