Officials have said the feature ties up search and rescue resources.
in November, which also included changes to the system. Apple didn’t explicitly say that the update was meant to solve false positives — nor has it said that the latest update is meant to address the issues with snow sports — though since it came out, there haven’t been too many stories of rollercoasters triggering crash alerts.
While Siri issues are less serious than false emergency alerts, Apple is also trying to fix those as well. iOS 16.3.1’s release notes say it’s meant to fix an issue where Siri Find My requests weren’t working, and a 16.3.2 update for HomePods and Apple TVs is meant tostaffer asked his HomePod to find his iPhone after updating both devices and still got a message saying he would have to use the app to find someone’s location, so the jury’s still out on whether everything is working as it should.
While you’re updating your phone, HomePods, and Apple TV, it’s probably worth updating your Mac as well. macOS Ventura 13.2.1 includes a few important security updates and patches a hole that
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