India, July 30 -- Apple has released a critical software update, iOS 18.6, for iPhone users, patching over 20 security vulnerabilities that could potentially expose sensitive data, crash apps, or allow unauthorised access to device functions. Although no active exploits have been reported yet, experts are urging users to install the update immediately to avoid future risks.

The new update addresses a wide range of issues, including a serious Accessibility bug that could cause a user's passcode to be read aloud through VoiceOver. Another vulnerability, related to the handling of maliciously crafted audio files, could lead to memory corruption and system instability.Mobile Finder: iPhone 17 Air expected to debut in coming months

Apple has...