While the flaw fixed in iOS 15.7.2 and iOS 16.1.2 was actively exploited against iOS versions before 15.1, there still must be a risk to other users. However, it only updated its support page this week with details of the patch. Now here’s for the really confusing bit-Apple issued the iOS 16.1.2 update a couple of weeks ago, fixing the very same issue. Apple says on its support page that it “is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited against versions of iOS released before iOS 15.1.” Tracked as CVE-2022-42856, the security issue in WebKit, which underpins Apple’s Safari browser, could lead to arbitrary code execution. But in the case of iOS 15.7.2, it’s important that you update straight away because it fixes a security flaw that is already being used in real-life attacks.
I get it-you might be tempted to leave updating for a while to see if anyone else is getting bugs after upgrading to the new iOS version. iOS 15.7.2 and iOS 16.1.2 fix an already-exploited security flaw But these are also locked unless you’re willing to subscribe.But this support was always going to be limited, and with iOS 15.7.2 being offered for older iPhones only, it appears time is up. Because Guitar Tuna is created by Yousician, there are lessons, games, and song instructionals available in the app. The Tools feature includes a simple metronome, and a library of basic chord diagrams. In addition to the metronome, the app includes many additional features, most of which require a subscription. (For example if your G string is currently playing a "C#," does that mean you need to go up to the higher G or down to the lower G?) While the chromatic tuner may involve a little bit of ear training and knowledge of the music alphabet, the guitar tuna app simply allows you to click the string you are trying to tune and will let you know which direction to tune! I've found that beginner musicians are often confused by the chromatic tuner, especially when their instrument is extremely out of tune. Unfortunately, the chromatic tuner is a premium feature, along with alternate tunings of the instruments listed above. The free version of Guitar Tuna includes guitar, ukulele, bass, violin, viola, cello, mandolin, balalaika, and 5-string and 4-string banjo. The app lets you choose from a variety of different instruments, then shows which note your tuning by displaying an image of the headstock (or scroll) that matches your instrument. Guitar Tuna is great for beginner string players.
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