Apple has just
released iOS 6.1.3, which fixes the lockscreen vulnerability bug that has been an issue for the
last month or so. This update appears to be rolling out in waves; some Verge
staffers have seen it appear on the Verizon iPhone 4S and iPhone 5, but
some other Verizon iPhone 5 owners and AT&T iPhone owners have not seen the
update roll out. We've also heard from international iPhone 5 owners that the
update is rolling out, so we expect it'll be available to everyone soon.
This
update comes just over a month since Apple acknowledged the problem — not the timeliest of updates, but
it was a rather obscure bug to begin with that likely wasn't affecting too many
users. The update also includes some updates to Maps in Japan — again not a
surprise, since we know Apple's been working to get its app up to par with the
competition. [Source]
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