Apple urges users to download the new iOS 15.6 that fixes 39 security vulnerabilities

The iOS 15.6 launch comes just a few months before Apple's iOS 16 is set to be released – which typically happens in the fall. The tech giant is adding'automatic verification' with its upcoming iOS 16 that lets users to pass annoying CAPTCHAs CAPTCHAs – that's'completely automated public Turing test to tell computers and humans apart' – are these are the tests that ask you to select objects from a group of pictures Users can customize the lock screen by pressing and holding to bring up a selection of widgets, each showing a different photo, and swiping to the one they fancy. With the new lockscreen, notifications have been moved to the bottom of the screen, meaning they no longer cover the entirety of the display. They also now roll in from the bottom of the lock screen, and iPhone users can choose to hide them and look at them later. Information displayed on the lockscreen, such as time and date, also appear behind the subject in a photo rather than in front – meaning display info won't obscure the beloved lockscreen photo of your family member. Another feature that is set for iOS 16 is the ability to bypass the annoying CAPTCHAs that make users prove they are in fact human and not a robot. CAPTCHAs – that's'completely automated public Turing test to tell computers and humans apart' – are these are the tests that ask you to select objects from a group of pictures. The tech giant is adding'automatic verification' with its upcoming iOS 16, set to launch this fall, which automatically and privately verifies the device in use and its Apple ID account in the background.