Apple has officially rolled out iOS 26.3, urging all iPhone users to promptly update their devices through the Settings menu. This latest operating system version addresses critical bug fixes and security enhancements, resolving a total of 39 vulnerabilities, including one identified as a zero-day threat. Apple cautioned that this flaw could potentially be exploited by cybercriminals targeting specific individuals on older iOS versions.
The company emphasized the importance of staying current with software updates to mitigate risks. Alongside the zero-day issue, iOS 26.3 also patches various vulnerabilities in apps and services. To check for the update, users can navigate to Settings, then General, and select Software Update on their iPhones.
Upon finding iOS 26.3 available for download, it is advisable to install the update over a Wi-Fi connection. Users should be aware that the installation process requires a device restart, so it is recommended not to proceed if expecting urgent calls or messages.