14-year-old discovered a gap

14-year-old discovered a gap

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California: Middle East Online

Several media reports revealed that a 14-year-old was behind the discovery of a loophole in the VisTime video communication application.
Apple has announced that it will release a software update later this week to fix a bug that allows iPhone users to hear the voices of users who have not yet received a video call.
According to a CNN report, Grant Thompson was able to detect bugs by trying to make a FaceTime call with a friend.
According to the report, Thompson added friends to the call after finding that his first friend had not responded to the call and had later learned that he could hear about his friend who had not responded to the "FaceTime" call.
Grant's mother, Michel Thompson, tried to contact Apple to inform him of the flaw discovered by his son and used social networking sites to make his voice heard.
A defect for an iPhone user who makes a call using the "FaceTime" application of Apple TV allows the recipient to hear the voice before it is heard. accept the call.
The bug seems to be related to the video connection feature.
The bug, in some cases, allows both video and audio to be transmitted from the receiver's phone, said technology specialist, Virgin.
"We are aware of the problem and we have come up with a fix that will be released in a software update later this week," said Apple's spokesperson.

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