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I can see it on my phone but on my watch it’s not working. Here is what I see.
Anyone else ?
I deleted the app on watch and redownloaded it but no change.
I’d really like to know if this is happening to others before having to resetting my watch.
 

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I can see it on my phone but on my watch it’s not working. Here is what I see.
Anyone else ?
I deleted the app on watch and redownloaded it but no change.
I’d really like to know if this is happening to others before having to resetting my watch.
I guess you haven’t read the article thoroughly.
The update enables oxygen monitoring on the iPhone not the Watch.
 
I haven't seen anyone else mention this. There's an iPadOS 18.6.1 but it only seems available on the Apple Developer website, not OTA.

I only realised because I was waiting (a very long time) for the IPSW to appear on the dev site before updating my phone.

Anyway, the notes are: "This update includes improvements and bug fixes for your iPad."

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At this point straight to 18.7 seems more likely. They already released 15.7 RC2 for Mac.

18.7 RC this week and then public release next week.
 
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There was a macOS 15.7 RC3 (24G214) released that nobody noticed.
18.7 RC is looking more likely than 18.6.2 now.
 
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18.6.2 today ?

Please place your bets.
In a few minutes we’ll know.

My bet? Yes, it will be released today.

My hope? To address and fix the mechanism that allows Apple’s own daemons to look into your personal data and extract it out to the Internet. More info.

Silent TCC bypass in iOS 18.6 allows Apple daemons to access protected data, modify sensitive settings, and exfiltrate ~5MB of data over the network—without user interaction, apps, or prompts. Logged via native tools, this behavior is invisible to users and MDMs. Caught in the wild.
 
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Probably just addressed a bug that was only affecting macOS. Not unheard of. 👍🏻
That’s when they use point updates for bug fixes. Usually it’s the macOS updates that are delayed with iOS updates coming out first and RCs are as far as I can remember are always released together. I definitely don’t remember a time when there were 4 RCs.
 
That’s when they use point updates for bug fixes. Usually it’s the macOS updates that are delayed with iOS updates coming out first and RCs are as far as I can remember are always released together. I definitely don’t remember a time when there were 4 RCs.
If it was a pressing enough bug to address, then I think it would make sense to fix it in a new RC version rather than wait to release a fix for it in a point update. Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s what makes sense to me. 👍🏻
 
If it was a pressing enough bug to address, then I think it would make sense to fix it in a new RC version rather than wait to release a fix for it in a point update. Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s what makes sense to me. 👍🏻
It’s not about releasing another RC. It’s about there not being any for iOS despite there being 4 for macOS which is typically behind iOS in updates.
 
It’s not about releasing another RC. It’s about there not being any for iOS despite there being 4 for macOS which is typically behind iOS in updates.
And like I said, maybe it was a bug that was only affecting macOS… 🤷‍♂️. I don’t know, I just don’t think it’s a big deal.
 
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