Apple announced the released iOS 12.1.4 which includes a fix for a group FaceTime bug

Apple release fix for the FaceTime listening stealthily abuse and will pay a reward to the teenager who discovered itA 

Apple announce the release iOS 12.1.4 which include a fix for a gathering FaceTime bug that let individuals listen in on discussions regardless of whether they never addressed a call. 

The bug turned into a web sensation a week ago following 14-year old Grant Thompson found that, while amass FaceTiming with companions on his iPhone, he could hear somebody who hadn't gotten when he called. Apple will repay the youngster and his family to find the imperfection. It will likewise make a commitment toward Grant's training.

This is what Apple said on Thursday:

"The present programming refresh fixes the security bug in Group FaceTime," Apple said. "We again apologize to our clients and we say thanks to them for their understanding. Notwithstanding tending to the bug that was accounted for, our group led a careful security review of the FaceTime administration and made extra updates to both the FaceTime application and server to enhance security. This incorporates a formerly unidentified helplessness in the Live Photos highlight of FaceTime. To secure clients who have not yet moved up to the most recent programming, we have refreshed our servers to hinder the Live Photos highlight of FaceTime for more established variants of iOS and macOS."