I’m currently on iOS 16.5 and my trust store version is 2023032800. According to Apple, the current Trust Store version for iOS 16, is 2022070700. Why is mine different??
iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 16
Oh new weird scary issue… I chatted on my message app with “Apple Support” today. When checking their icon in my messages it took me to the actual name of who I was speaking to. It read Apple Electronics Store lmao. When I asked the chat guy he said that it’s because the brand of apple is the electronics store omg! He went on to say more too. Then at the end of the chat I was invited to complete a survey and the address is feedback.applesurveys.com!! It’s not even an apple domain! So I’m pretty sure the hackers were chatting to me to get more info from me. Like my new phone number I had just gotten today hoping to fix this problem. I’ll have to get another new one now. But maybe you can verify if that is an apple website. From what I found it’s feedback. Apple.com. I’ll include photos as I thought it was pretty funny this guys explanation for why his apple impersonation was below the mediocre line at best.
I’m unable to see your images;( I can only see the top of it.
2018, you just helped me get new insight. Posted under “Ongoing Security Issues”. I didn’t post here, that would violate terms.
Me 2.
MrHoffman, you are my hero.
2015111600 ipad version 9.3.5 (13G36)
Face ID issues
How can I update iOS iPhone 6plus I will try many times
hijbulla wrote:
How can I update iOS iPhone 6plus I will try many times
iPhone 6 Plus is supported with iOS 12, and no later. Currently, that’s iOS 12.5.7.
If you have apps requiring more recent iOS versions, you’ll need a newer (used, refurb) or new iPhone.
iPhone XR, iPhone XS, iPhone SE 2nd, and later, are supported on iOS 17. Currently, that’s iOS 17.4.1.
Still going on, finding out more however, and many similar attacks to gov as well. Search on my posts, make sure to use the 3 instead of E for more info. I don’t have enough upvotes to publish tips! I did receive one, but it was not counted?
Rathie2155 wrote:
I found some thing on the developer website suggesting it has to do with device management.
Pretty much everything related to encryption and to distributed authentication is dependent on the Apple trust store.
Adding a locally-trusted certificate within an app bundle (as a developer can do) or adding a certificate using a profile (as an IT group can do) is unrelated to the Apple trust store (as discussed in this “what is this trust store version?” thread).
Here is the previous thread seemingly referenced with the text quoted: Why is there a trusted certificate on my … - Apple Community
The user that initiated that thread never returned to follow-up, and the reply provides some suggestions for finding the source of an added certificate. That thread about an added certificate does not address or particularly reference the Apple system trust store from this thread.
For WS-Trust distributed authentication, a client could use a private certificate chain for single sign-on, or could present a certificate that traces back to the Apple certificate chain for that.
Trust Store Version
