iOS 12. A critical problem was officially confirmed by Apple for its iPhone and iPad phones last night after it was demonstrated to everyone. We are talking about a problem with FaceTime, which allows users to listen in iOS 12 to everything that people are doing before answering a call, which is very serious.
iOS 12. Apple was notified about a week ago about this problem, but did not solve it, and after it was revealed publicly, it reacted. Apple has shut down the system that allows group FaceTime calls in iOS 12, and has said it will release a new iOS update this week to also fix the serious issue shown below.
iOS 12 has a very serious problem with FaceTime calls
Now you can answer for yourself on FaceTime even if they don't answer?# Apple explain this .. pic.twitter.com/gr8llRKZxJ
- Benji Mobb ™ (@BmManski) January 28, 2019
iOS 12. It seems that the problem is based on the system that allows group FaceTime calls, because exploiting the problem involves adding another person during a call. Exploitation can be done very easily in iOS 12, and how Apple managed to overlook a problem of this kind after testing this function so much, is hard to understand.
iOS 12. Making FaceTime calls in groups of up to 32 people was one of the flagship functions that Apple boasted about when it released the update, but it has big problems. iOS 12.1.4 will be released this week by Apple to solve the problem, and get rid of the shame it was subjected to, but it is not known exactly on which day.
