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<p>Along with Apple’s software updates today for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and more, a variety of security issues have been fixed.
iOS 15.3 specifically patches 10 notable security bugs ranging from the Safari
web browsing leak to a flaw that can give malicious apps root privileges, and more.</p>
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