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CTOnews.com, March 8, according to the iOS 16.4 Beta 3 beta update code, Apple is continuing to improve the fast security response (RSR) features built into the iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and macOS 13 Ventura.

The new Quick Security response in iOS 16.4 Beta 3 adds language about applications that may not be compatible with security updates. "due to incompatibility with the latest iOS Quick Security response, some applications may shut down unexpectedly. Deleting the security response may solve this problem," Apple wrote in its log.

There are also rollback reminder notifications that let users know if there is a problem with the RSR version. "there may be iOS security response issues" is expected to be a text reminder that users will see in the future.

Apple has released several quick security response updates, the first of which was released in November last year. So far, all of these updates have been limited to iPhone and iPad users running Beta beta, and they seem to be aimed at testing-related processes and channels.

Apple still seems to be trying to improve the RSR process, and so far no version seems to contain security fixes, according to the Apple security support documentation. This document provides an overview of all updates with bug fixes and does not list any RSR versions.

RSR is not yet available to the public, suggesting that Apple is not ready to use this option as a new option for software updates.

Announced as part of the iOS 16, iPadOS 16 and macOS 13 Ventura, the Quick Security response update is designed to allow Apple to provide security fixes to users without a full iOS update. A quick security response can be installed quickly and updates can be rolled back if necessary.

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