But according to Bloomberg, people who downloaded the available beta version of iPadOS 16 found Stage Manager to be buggy with a confusing interface. The new iPadOS 16 update includes Stage Manager, a feature that allows users of the newest M1 iPad Pro to multitask, resize windows and drag multiple apps at a time. Read more: Hidden iOS 16 Features and Settings You'll Want to Know About
The latest versions of the operating systems were announced earlier this year at WWDC. If accurate, this would mark the first time in years that iPadOS and iOS haven't been launched in tandem. The tech giant is expected to delay the release of iPadOS 16 by about a month to give developers time to iron out bugs, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. But iPad owners may have to wait a bit longer. In order to protect his reputation and explain his actions, the researcher released a lengthy video explanation seen below.Apple fans are gearing up for the public release of iOS 16, expected in September. During his study, he noticed that one of the bugs he found may have been the cause of the quarantine. Balic consults for several different firms and was exploring possible bugs found in the system. Ibrahim Balic commented on a TechCrunch story placing the blame on himself. While a culprit has yet to be revealed, a turkish security researcher thinks he may have caused the breach. The site has been restored after the company took some extra time to enhance its current security measures. As an effort to maintain their relationship with third party-developers, Apple extended membership for accounts reaching their expiration dates. While Apple assured the community that this data was encrypted, they indicated that there was a possibility some details may have been leaked out. An “intruder” had attempted to gain access to personal information belonging to the list of registered developers. Despite the original note saying that it was closed for maintenance, Apple released a statement divulging what actually happened. The company had it shut down due to a possible hacking attempt that took place last thursday. Members of Apple’s developer site were greeted by the message seen above.
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