Apple has officially launched **iOS 18.3.2** and **iPadOS 18.3.2**, rolling out the update for compatible iPhones and iPads beginning Wednesday.

### What’s New in iOS 18.3.2?

This update is somewhat minor yet still significant. As per Apple, it brings **bug fixes, security enhancements, and resolves an issue that might have hindered some streaming content from functioning correctly**. Typically, Apple refrains from disclosing security vulnerabilities until they are thoroughly investigated and patched, so the specifics of the security enhancements are not clear.

A key change is a **supplemental patch addressing a WebKit exploit** that was first tackled in **iOS 17.2**. This vulnerability allowed harmful websites to bypass the Web Content sandbox, potentially endangering devices.

Moreover, the update **reactivates Apple Intelligence by default**. Users who had previously turned off this feature will need to disable it again in their settings. This issue has recurred, as some users reported a similar occurrence after updating to **iOS 18.3.1**.

### Other Apple Software Updates

Along with iOS 18.3.2, Apple has also launched updates for additional platforms, including:
– **Safari**
– **macOS Sequoia 15.3.2** (for Mac computers)
– **visionOS 2.3.2** (for Apple Vision Pro)
– **tvOS 18.3.1** (for Apple TV)

### Compatible Devices

As indicated by Apple, the following devices are qualified for the iOS 18.3.2 update:

#### iPhones:
– iPhone XS and newer, including the latest **iPhone 16**

#### iPads:
– **iPad Pro 13-inch**
– **iPad Pro 12.9-inch** (3rd generation and later)
– **iPad Pro 11-inch** (1st generation and later)
– **iPad Air** (3rd generation and later)
– **iPad** (7th generation and later)
– **iPad mini** (5th generation and later)

### How to Install iOS 18.3.2

If automatic updates are turned on, your device should alert you when the update is ready. To manually install it:

1. Open **Settings**
2. Navigate to **General**
3. Tap **Software Update**
4. Choose **Update Now**

Your device will reboot once the installation is finished.

Although this is a relatively minor update, keeping your iPhone or iPad current is vital for security and performance.