iPhone IOS 7.0.6 Update

[Mick]

Has anyone done this yet, I got a message this morning to update, but wanted to see if anyone else had done it and their phones are still working as normal???

The first IOS 7 update slowed my phone down incredibly, but later updates did smooth it out to be fair.

Regards
Mick

 

[DBnut]

There was only a minor mod in the update in relation to SSL connection verification

I updated mine this morning, and so far it's been fine, although I do find it phones people itself after about 8 pints!

cheers

 

[Napster]

Did mine and wifes last night and both been fine

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[Mick]

although I do find it phones people itself after about 8 pints!

Yours does that too, I thought it was just mine

Cheers Guy's

Mick

 

[snp-g]

Updated mine this morning, nothing strange has happened so far.

 

[sticky]

done mine but still wont switch off lol

 

[biffo1]

yea ive just done mine its a big update to patch the big security issue this video will explain and also give you everything you need to Jailbreak

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[AJT]

Did the update on my ipad air all good..don't see any differences as yet.

 

[biffo1]

the update Fixes SSL Bug , if you dont want to update but still get the security fix and your jailbroken you can do this

Guide to fix SSL Bug without upgrading to iOS 7.0.6/6.1.6

Step-1: Launch Cydia

Step-2: Tap on the manage button, then tap on Edit in the top right corner

Step-3: Tap on Add to add the repo, which includes the patch

Step-4: Here enter the following 301 Moved Permanently URL and click on Add Source button

Step-5: Once the source has been successfully added, click on the Return to Cydia button

Step-6: You should see now the Ryan's repo in the list of sources

Step-7: Tap on it, scroll down and tap on SSLPatch

Step-8: Tap on Install, then tap on Confirm to install the patch

Step-9: Tap on Restart SpringBoard button when prompted