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Apple has announced the release of a software update later in the week to correct a bug that allows iPhone users to hear the voices of users who have not yet received video call.
The flaw, which Reuters has committed more than once, allows an iPhone phone user who makes a call using the FaceTime app for Apple's video connections to hear the recipient's voice before they 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 have found a fix that will be released in a software update later this week," said Monday an Apple spokesman.
According to the Apple System Status page, the group video connection through the TimeTime application has been temporarily halted due to a persistent problem.
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