Apple introduces iOS 16.2 RSR Beta for the first time

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iOS RC or Dev Beta, Public Beta may sound familiar to us, but iOS RSR Beta seems unfamiliar, right? This is a new security update that Apple has introduced with iOS 16, and iOS 16.2 RSR Beta is the first update.

RSR stands for Rapid Security Release, just as the name suggests, a quick security update and in the future, there might be more updates like this. Apple aims to update or patch security flaws faster, instead of waiting for a completely new iOS, so this approach is completely reasonable.

For Windows users, security updates are just another routine, but for iOS users, it might feel a bit unfamiliar. Not to worry though, you'll get used to it soon enough! 😉

According to MacRumors, this update doesn't seem to bring any noticeable changes or additions. It's a small package, only 3.2MB, ensuring a swift update process.

As reported by MacRumors, this update seems to be more about security enhancements than feature additions.

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