iPhone users, upgrade quickly! Apple releases emergency update: Assists in FaceTime call fraud prevention, etc.

 Apple recently pushed an emergency update notification to some iPhone users, advising users to upgrade as soon as possible.

The notification shows that this update can help FaceTime call anti-fraud and prevent other security risks. Please tap this notification to update your iPhone and get the emergency update.

FaceTime is a video calling software built into iOS, macOS, and iPadOS, and is widely used for video communication between iOS devices.

After further inquiry, the version number of this update is iOS 17.5.1, which was released on May 21. This version also solves the problem that in rare cases, database corruption may cause deleted photos to reappear in the “Photos” library.

Previously, the public security department has issued warnings many times that criminals have impersonated “financial platform customer service” or “relevant departments in other places” to commit fraud through FaceTime, causing victims to suffer significant economic losses.

To this end, the police remind the public that relevant departments will not conduct investigations and collect evidence remotely through telephone, WeChat, QQ or video calls, nor will they require the purchase of new mobile phones or mobile phone cards, nor will they propose fund transfers through the Internet or request bank card information and transaction passwords.