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This week, Apple released iOS 12.5.7 for the iPhone 5S series, boosting security on its ageing smartphones. The patch plugs a security issue that might allow arbitrary code execution while processing maliciously generated web content.
This update is accessible for download for the iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, and iPhone 6 Plus. Inaction could jeopardise the security of your device.
The support system for objects that aren't even in use anymore is this exercise's most outstanding feature. Even if no one is purchasing new iPhone 5S models anymore, Apple has maintained its reputation for long-term support by releasing such minor updates that protect their users.
For the longest time, Android has had this issue. Now, though, things are different since businesses like Samsung, Google, and OnePlus have all committed to providing five years of security updates for a variety of phones.





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