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"path": "/article/3153599/apple-just-issued-critical-updates-for-iphone-17-and-m5-macs.html",
"publishedAt": "2026-06-01T18:36:24.000Z",
"site": "https://www.macworld.com",
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"textContent": "Macworld\n\nWith WWDC just a week away, Apple is still working on perfecting iOS 26 and macOS 26. With the beta for 26.6 in testing, Apple has has just released a small point release to target critical bugs in its latest hardware. iOS 26.5.1 fixes a charging bug that impacts only iPhone 17 and iPhone Air, while macOS 26.5.1 addresses a shutdown bug on Macs with M5 processors that primarily impacts enterprise users.\n\nThe release notes for iOS 26.5.1 state: “This update addresses an issue for a small number of users that may prevent wired charging on iPhone Air and iPhone 17 models when the battery is nearly drained.” The release notes for macOS 26.5.1 state: “This update addresses an issue for enterprise users where Mac computers with an M5 chip could unexpectedly shut down when using certain content-filtering network extensions.”\n\nIf you have a new iPhone or Mac, it’s best to update now, even if you haven’t noticed any issues with these specific bugs. Here’s how:\n\n## To update your iPhone to iOS 26.5.1\n\n * Open Settings\n * Tap _General_\n * Tap _Software Update_ and follow the on-screen instructions.\n\n\n\n## To update your Mac to macOS 26.5.1\n\n * Open System Settings\n * Click _General_ in the left-hand column\n * Click _Software Update_ on the right side, and follow the on-screen instructions.\n\n",
"title": "Apple just issued critical updates for iPhone 17 and M5 Macs"
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