Apple releases the official version of iOS 17.6.1: fixes the problem of being unable to enable/disable advanced data protection features

According to news on August 8, Apple released the iOS 17.6.1 update (internal version number: 21G93) early this morning, only 9 days after the last official version was released. This time it is mainly to fix bugs and solve an issue that prevents advanced data protection features from being enabled or disabled. It is reported that when users tried to turn off this function before, although the interface showed that it was turned off, it was still enabled on iCloud. This update fixes this problem. Apple’s official website introduces iCloud Advanced Data Protection as follows: iCloud Advanced Data Protection provides our highest level of cloud data security and uses end-to-end encryption to protect most of your iCloud data. iCloud Advanced Data Protection is an optional setting that provides Apple's highest level of cloud data security. If the user chooses to enable "Advanced Data Protection", most of your iCloud data (including iCloud backups, photos, notes, etc.) will be protected by end-to-end encryption. No one else, not even Apple, can access your end-to-end encrypted data, and it's safe even if a data breach occurs in the cloud.

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