Apple has just released iOS 17.4.1 to the general public, which includes a boatload of essential fixes for bugs and performance enhancements for the iPhone. The update was released without beta cycles for developers, which means that the update was not big enough for the company, but it could include a handful of updates that will improve the user experience. However, we have seen some iOS updates bring a handful of bugs to the operating system, which poses a question for users as to whether they should upgrade to the latest iOS 17.4.1 platform for the iPhone.
Download: Apple Has Released Its Big iOS 17.4 Update For The iPhone With App Sideloading and Third-Party App Store Support
05.03.2024 - 20:45 / wccftech.com / Ali Salman / Ios
Apple has finally released its big iOS 17.4 update to the general public. The company has complied with the EU regulatory authorities to update its platform with the necessary changes oriented toward developers and the public. The update also comes with a plethora of additional features rolling out globally. If you were waiting for the iOS 17.4 update for the iPhone, it is now available for free.
iOS 17.4 released for iPhone with changes imposed by the EU and additional features
Apple has released its major iOS 17.4 update for the iPhone. If interested, you can download and install the latest build from the Settings app on your iPhone. Head over to General > Software Update > and install iOS 17.4 on your iPhone. If you do not see the update, we would advise you to wait a few minutes as it will take time to show up due to high traffic on Apple's servers.
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As mentioned, iOS 17.4 is a significant update in various aspects. The update brings system-level changes to the App Store, allowing users to sideload apps on the iPhone through third-party sources. Additionally, developers can now also offer their app stores with their own payment methods. However, these changes are only applicable in countries that fall under the EU.
Apart from this, Apple has also updated the feature set with a boatload of new additions for the global audience. You can check out the full changelog below for more details.
While the update does not house features and changes for users in the EU, developers, and users can now sideload apps and offer alternative app stores. We will keep you guys updated on the latest features in the update, so be sure to stick around for more details.
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