Apple’s iOS 12.1.2 fixes eSIM and cellular bugs, but there might be more to it

Apple’s iOS 12.1.2 fixes eSIM and cellular bugs, but there might be more to it

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https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/12/apple-releases-a-tiny-ios-update-in-12-1-2-fixing-connectivity-bugs/

Apple released a new version of iOS yesterday, and the public notes this time apply just to iPhones. Labeled iOS 12.1.2, it arrives just two weeks after 12.1.1 hit, and primarily, it fixes a couple of bugs.

Both bugs are related to cellular connectivity and apply only to the three phones just released this year: the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max. One is an issue with eSIM activation on those devices. (eSIMs are a new feature in these phones that allow a single phone to have multiple numbers or carriers; they're useful if you, for example, have separate personal and work phone numbers or are a frequent international traveler.)

Apple’s iOS 12.1.2 fixes eSIM and cellular bugs, but there might be more to it

Dec 19, 2018, 12:14am UTC
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/12/apple-releases-a-tiny-ios-update-in-12-1-2-fixing-connectivity-bugs/ > Apple released a new version of iOS yesterday, and the public notes this time apply just to iPhones. Labeled iOS 12.1.2, it arrives just two weeks after 12.1.1 hit, and primarily, it fixes a couple of bugs. > Both bugs are related to cellular connectivity and apply only to the three phones just released this year: the iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max. One is an issue with eSIM activation on those devices. (eSIMs are a new feature in these phones that allow a single phone to have multiple numbers or carriers; they're useful if you, for example, have separate personal and work phone numbers or are a frequent international traveler.)