Apple macOS 13.2 official release, Apple ID security key update launched

CTOnews.com, January 24 (Xinhua)-- Apple today launched an official update (internal version: 22D49) of macOS 13.2to Mac users, 41 days after its last release.

This update introduces Apple ID's security key and includes other enhancements and bug fixes for Mac.

It should be noted that due to the cache configuration problem of Apple node servers in various regions, there may be a slight delay in the time of upgrade and update detected in some places. Generally, it will not take too long within half an hour. CTOnews.com partners who cannot receive the update can look for the update later.

Update content:

Apple ID's security key allows users to enhance the security of their accounts by requiring login using a physical security key.

Fixed an issue where VoiceOver might stop providing audio feedback while you were typing

Apple also released the official version of macOS Big Sur 11.7.3 and macOS Monterey 12.6.3 for users running older versions of macOS, which mainly includes security fixes.

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