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The company said in a statement that it had solved the problem addressed during the collective discussions on Apple's servers, and said it would launch an update for users next week.
She said "Apple"Expressed thanks to the Thambson family who rushed to report the serious loophole earlier in January" We apologize in all sincerity, but to whom the problem was prejudiced or who is concerned about this fact The vulnerability. We can only appreciate everyone's patience while we care. "
She added that once the company's engineers became aware of the vulnerability, they disabled the feature. Collective conversation In which the problem was identified, and then they started working to solve it.
The company has promised to simplify procedures for users to report security vulnerabilities, adding that they attach great importance to the security of all products.
A Web Site Reported "CNN", That boy Grant Thompson, age 14, was contacted by "Time" On a school break, he discovered something that had turned into a story on social platforms.
The boy called his friend "Hour"But he did not answer, and then he added a number of friends in the conversation group.The surprise is that Grant is able to hear everything on the phone of the first friend who is not Did not answer.
After the participants noticed, they tried to bring it back and the result revealed that they were even able to access the camera of the person who did not have to call .
Michel Tambson, the mother of the child, said that she had done everything to alert him. "Apple" away, I started to correspond and to contact the company also resorted to social platforms
The mother, who works as a lawyer in Arizona, said she was eager to take over. "Apple" Solve the serious vulnerability before malicious people are aware of it and exploit it.
On January 20, the mother wrote to her accountants at Twitter AndFacebook, "My son has discovered a serious flaw in Apple's new operating system.Because of this vulnerability, the user can listen to you on your iPhone and iPad without your consent.J & # 39; I have a video that proves it.I also talked about Apple's gap.I am now waiting for an answer that gives details, ".
The mother avoided disclosing more details about this flaw, but criticized Apple for the complexity of its safety reporting procedures.
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The company said in a statement that it had solved the problem addressed during the collective discussions on Apple's servers, and said it would launch an update for users next week.
Apple expressed thanks to the Thamesson family, who hastened to report this serious violation earlier in January, and said: "We sincerely apologize, but those who have been touched or worried by this vulnerability." said.
She added that once the company's engineers became aware of the vulnerability until they turned off the group chat feature in which the problem had been detected, they then went on to started working to solve the problem.
The company has promised to simplify procedures for users to report security vulnerabilities, adding that they attach great importance to the security of all products.
Grant Thompson, 14, was talking to FaceTime on a school break when he discovered something that had turned into a story on social platforms.
The boy contacted a friend of FaceTime but did not answer and then added several friends to a conversation group. The surprise is that Grant is able to hear everything on the phone of the first friend who did not answer.
After the participants noticed, they tried to bring it back and the result revealed that they were even able to access the camera of the person who did not have to call .
Michel Tambson, the mother of the child, said he did everything in his power to alert Apple of the gap that existed between her.
The mother, who works as a lawyer in Arizona, said she was keen that Apple solve this serious vulnerability before the wrong people see it and exploit it.
On January 20, the mother wrote to her accountants Twitter and Facebook: "My son discovered a serious flaw in Apple's new operating system and, because of this vulnerability, the user can you listen on your iPhone and iPad without your consent.I have talked about Apple's gap.Now, I'm waiting for an answer that gives details, it's scary. "
The mother avoided disclosing more details about this loophole, but criticized Apple for the complexity of its safety reporting procedures.
