Apple wants you to update your iPhone to iOS 15.0.2 right away to fix critical security bug
India Today
Several bugs on the iPhone, the iPad, and the Apple Watch just got fixed with new software updates.
iOS 15 rollout began only a few days ahead of the market release of the iPhone 13 series. But when people downloaded it on their eligible iPhone, a myriad of bugs began to emerge. Apple did fix some bugs recently with the release of iOS 15.0.1, but some of them were still there. Apple is now rolling out iOS 15.0.2 to all eligible iPhone devices, bringing a fix for some less intense issues, including the one involving Find My. The update also fixes a critical security flaw that Apple says may already have been exploited, so you need to update to iOS 15.0.2 right now.
Apple has released the patch notes for iOS 15.0.2 so that it is easy for you to understand what this update brings to the table. The most common issue that this update fixes is the inability of AirTags to appear in the Items tab of the Find My app. After you have applied the update, you should be able to see your AirTags in the Find My app. There are a bunch of other software problems that Apple has fixed, but let us address the issue that is more pressing here.
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