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Reviving a Dead iPhone Air: MagSafe Rescue for the Black Screen
technology1 month ago

Reviving a Dead iPhone Air: MagSafe Rescue for the Black Screen

Some iPhone Air units plunge into a black screen and refuse to boot after the battery hits 0%, even when plugged in. While Apple patched a separate CVE-2026-28950 issue, users report this zero-battery 'black screen' bug; suggested workarounds include using a USB-A charger or, more reliably, placing the phone on a MagSafe wireless charger for 15–30 minutes to revive it. The exact cause is unclear and Apple has not issued an official fix yet, though reports link it to recent iOS 26.4/26.5 beta releases.

via PhoneArena|
#black-screen-death#ios-2642#iphone-air
Signal hails Apple’s iPhone patch to prevent retained notifications
technology1 month ago

Signal hails Apple’s iPhone patch to prevent retained notifications

Signal welcomed Apple’s iOS 26.4.2 security update, which fixes a logging/redaction issue that could leave notifications marked for deletion on devices. The patch is said to delete inadvertently-preserved notifications and prevent future preservation for deleted apps; the company notes no confirmed link to FBI access reports, and users are advised to install the latest software.

via Australian Broadcasting Corporation|
#apple#ios-2642#notifications
Apple fixes iOS 26.4.2 flaw that let FBI view deleted Signal previews
technology1 month ago

Apple fixes iOS 26.4.2 flaw that let FBI view deleted Signal previews

Apple released iOS 26.4.2 and iPadOS 26.4.2 (along with iOS 18.7.8/iPadOS 18.7.8) to fix a security flaw in notification services that could retain Signal message previews on a device, enabling the FBI to access message content via the internal notification database even after deletion. Apple says the fix improves data redaction to prevent this logging/retention of sensitive content. The issue came to light in court testimony about FBI access to the device’s notification data. Users on affected versions should update to the latest software to mitigate exposure.

via MacRumors|
#fbi#ios-2642#ipados-2642