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Apple Fixes 3 Bugs in iOS 27.0.1 and Patches 1 Vulnerability in iOS 26.7.1
Apple released the iOS 27.0.1 and iOS 26.7.1 updates for iPhone users on September 28. iOS 27.0.1 fixes issues discovered in the new operating system. iOS 26.7.1 is a security update for devices that have not yet upgraded to iOS 27. The company also released iPadOS 27.0.1 and several macOS updates.
iOS 27.0.1 fixes 3 bugs. When Notification Center and Control Center were opened at the same time, the touchscreens on some devices stopped responding. Another issue was found on the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The phone could restart if facial recognition with Face ID failed. After installing the update, users will be able to set up this biometric security feature normally. Another fix concerns the cameras on the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. On a small number of devices, a color blotch could appear in photos taken under certain lighting conditions at 2x zoom and an f/1.48 aperture. To install the update, users should open Settings, select General and then Software Update. They then only need to tap Update Now. iOS 26.7.1 patches only 1 security vulnerability. An issue in CoreGraphics could allow arbitrary code to run on the device when a specially crafted malicious file was opened. According to Apple, the vulnerability may have been exploited in sophisticated attacks targeting specific individuals on versions predating iOS 27. Users who remain on the older system should therefore install the update. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-86950, involved writing data outside an allocated area of memory. Apple fixed the issue with additional checks. The update is available for the iPhone 11 and newer models. The list also includes the 3rd-generation and later 12.9-inch iPad Pro, all 11-inch iPad Pro models, the 3rd-generation iPad Air, the 8th-generation iPad and the 5th-generation iPad mini.
iOS 27.0.1 fixes 3 bugs. When Notification Center and Control Center were opened at the same time, the touchscreens on some devices stopped responding. Another issue was found on the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. The phone could restart if facial recognition with Face ID failed. After installing the update, users will be able to set up this biometric security feature normally. Another fix concerns the cameras on the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max. On a small number of devices, a color blotch could appear in photos taken under certain lighting conditions at 2x zoom and an f/1.48 aperture. To install the update, users should open Settings, select General and then Software Update. They then only need to tap Update Now. iOS 26.7.1 patches only 1 security vulnerability. An issue in CoreGraphics could allow arbitrary code to run on the device when a specially crafted malicious file was opened. According to Apple, the vulnerability may have been exploited in sophisticated attacks targeting specific individuals on versions predating iOS 27. Users who remain on the older system should therefore install the update. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2026-86950, involved writing data outside an allocated area of memory. Apple fixed the issue with additional checks. The update is available for the iPhone 11 and newer models. The list also includes the 3rd-generation and later 12.9-inch iPad Pro, all 11-inch iPad Pro models, the 3rd-generation iPad Air, the 8th-generation iPad and the 5th-generation iPad mini.