iPhone update fixes bug Apple created
iOS 17.5.1 stops deleted photos reappearing
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Last week was marked by alerts regarding the iOS 17.5 update for iPhone, with some users claiming that intimate photos that, according to them, had been deleted years ago, unexpectedly reappeared.
Apple is monitoring the situation and, as noted by the Engadget website, has even released a new version of this update - iOS 17.5.1 - to correct the error.
In Apple's notes, it is possible to see that the most recent update “fixes a rare issue where photos impacted by database corruption may reappear in Photos library after being deleted”.
If you were waiting for the problem to be fixed by Apple in order to install the latest version of the software, you can now update your iPhone.
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