iOS 9 is getting one final update before iOS 10 makes its big debut this fall. Apple just rolled out iOS 9.3.4, which is an “important security update” that’s recommended for all iPhone and iPad users with compatible devices.
This release, which weighs in at just 25.1MB if your device is up to date, comes just two weeks after Apple made iOS 9.3.3 available to all. Apple isn’t specific about what exactly the update does, but it’s focused on security, so you’ll want to grab it as soon as you can.
You will only see the update on iPhone and iPad (not iPod touch), and you’ll be able to download it over-the-air. Because it’s so small, you probably won’t even need to be connected to a Wi-Fi network to grab it — but you will still need at least 50% battery to install it.
Killian Bell is a freelance writer based in the U.K. He has an interest in all things tech and also covers Android over at CultofAndroid.com. You can follow him on Twitter via @killianbell.
7 responses to “Apple fixes security hole with iOS 9.3.4 update”
any news on WHAT it patches?
The jailbreak!
..but off course… Thanks…
(Answer is so obvious I feel bad I didn’t figure it out myself :-) )
My update to my ipad pro weighs in at 1.5 gigabytes. I can’t believe it’s so huge. And my iPad is up to date. Odd.
My iPad Mini got a 1GB update.
And Apple broke my alarms.. =(
Goodbye JB! That’s what is not specific