Remember the iOS 7 bug we reported on last week? The one that let just about anyone gain access to certain sensitive material on your iDevice from the lockscreen, even with a passcode enabled?
You know the one, and thankfully Apple was well aware of it too. The company, true to its word, is sending out a fix right now.
Secrets safe
The bug, discovered last week, let anyone with physical access to a device running iOS 7 access a limited amount of data.
While it wasn't a veritable buffet of info and required certain conditions - such as Control Center access from a locked state - to be in place, it was still a disconcerting situation as a someone could get into Mail, Facebook, Twitter and Flickr.
Things should be rectified with iOS 7.0.2.
You'll need Wi-Fi to download and install, and an added perk is that the update puts all iOS 7-capable devices on the same playing field. The last update, iOS 7.0.1, was only available for the iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C.
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