Paul Morris·

iOS 11.1 Release Notes, Changelog: All New Changes For Your iPhone Or iPad

Here are iOS 11.1 release notes and changelog detailing all new changes for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch device.

As you may already know by now, Apple has officially released iOS 11.1 final version to the public after multiple developer and public beta seeds, which means users from all over the world are currently in the process of installing the latest iteration of iOS to their compatible iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. It also means that we can take the opportunity to take a look at the official release notes released alongside iOS 11.1 to gain a better insight into exactly what has changed with the release.

So, as far changes go, iOS 11.1 features hundreds of new and redesigned emoji characters, brings back 3D Touch App Switcher gesture and the ability to invoke Notification Center/Cover Sheet from Reachability mode, among other tweaks here are there. In addition to all this, and of course the usual bug fixes and under-the-hood performance improvements, iOS 11.1 release is also very important from security and peace of mind perspective for consumers. In fact, you will be delighted to know that Apple has patched the widely discussed KRACK WPA2 WiFi vulnerability that has been getting many device owners hot under the collar recently with this latest iOS 11.1 release.

This fix tells us that Apple puts customer security and protection of privacy and data at the very top of its corporate responsibilities list. Which is exactly how it should be.

The full official iOS 11.1 release notes or changelog from Apple are embedded below:

And as far as security content of iOS 11.1 is concerned, you can check out the details on it here:

If you are still running on iOS 11.0.x, we highly recommend getting on to iOS 11.1 as soon as possible. It’s worth installing it over 11.0.x for the KRACK WPA2 WiFi fix alone.

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