Here’s the good news. iOS 16.4.1 (a) installs much faster than the usual iOS update. But you may run into a problem. Here’s how to fix this bug in the iOS 16.4.1 (a) update.
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About Tony Lima
Retired after teaching economics at California State Univ., East Bay (Hayward, CA). Ph.D., economics, Stanford. Also taught MBA finance at the California University of Management and Technology. Occasionally take on a consulting project if it's interesting. Other interests include wine and technology.
