Need help with iPhone or Mac issues? iOS 16.4.1 and macOS 13.3.1 have arrived to provide assistance.

Hey, so there are some iPhone or Mac issues with the latest iOS and macOS updates. The Weather app is acting weird and some people are experiencing shortened battery life with iOS 16.4.1. There are also some complaints about the updated Home app, but it seems to be working fine for some people. macOS Ventura 13.3 had some problems with external drives, but it's fixed with the new update. Quick Look was also an issue for some people, but it's fixed in the latest update. Finally, some users are having trouble with Universal Control and Handoff, but logging off and on iCloud might help.

Then at Macworld, we advise our compendiums to upgrade their operating systems as soon as they come available. While further features and bug fixes are good, security and stability upgrades are the primary reasons to install updates. still, the update to the update was well worth the delay with iOS16.4, iPadOS16.4, and macOS13.3, and depending on the problems you’ve been passing with your bias, these updates might be the most essential of the time.

If you look at the release notes for iOS16.4 and macOS13.3, you will see that they are relatively minor changes. They’re played down to the size of an emoji. some Siri adaptations, and the capability to automatically unleash your Mac with your Apple Watch. Among other effects, they fix two critical security excrescencies that” may have been laboriously exploited. Also, it seems as if they address all of the iPhone or Mac issues that were present in iOS16.4 and macOS13.3

New in the Weather app for iOS16.4 and iPad OS16.4:

Unfortunately, the vaticination is now not showing up on the Weather app, which numerous of us have grown to depend on to set the tone for the day. While Apple’s System Status runner claims that the Weather app’s data connection has been restored, it’s still carrying strangely. While we can not say for sure that the Weather app is back over and running, we have not had any problems with it since last Friday.

Battery life: There’s generally a blatant nonage of guests that complain about dropped battery life once an update is published. still, there seems to be a rise in the frequency of anecdotal reports, similar to those seen on Apple’s Support Community, in relation to iOS16.4. This assertion is supported by a videotape demonstration of a Geekbench battery test using iOS16.4 uploaded to YouTube by stoner iAppleBytes.

Home app: It’s hard to put a number on battery consumption, but we have not seen anything out of the ordinary in iOS 16.4. First, Apple had some trouble with the release of the streamlined interpretation of its Home app, which is used to manage smart home bias. It was available in iOS16.2, still, Apple latterly removed it and made it available in iOS16.4.

iMore claims that there have been several complaints regarding the streamlined app. We had no problems with iOS16.4, and the Home app continues to serve well. First, druggies who have their Home flyers stored on external disks may notice a new issue in macOS Ventura13.3. Turning off System Integrity Protection is a fix for this issue, but it’s not ideal.

We have vindicated that the issue has been resolved in interpretation13.3.1 of macOS Ventura:

While I have not had any issues with Quick Look on macOS13.3, numerous other guests have reported having this issue in Apple’s Support Community. The problem has been resolved in macOS13.3.1, according to the commentary in the original composition.

Control and Handoff on a Global Scale Some guests have reported that after streamlining to interpretation13.3, they no longer have access to some iCloud-dependent functions.

The fix entails logging out of iCloud and back by, which may be annoying for some druggies, particularly if you calculate on iCloud to keep your print collection up to date. This issue, if it still exists, must be vindicated on iPhone or Mac issues.

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