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The way people sees unperceived problems is kind of amusing.

I saw mentioned many places yesterday the fact that there were problems downloading

iOS 9.

Apple did release its update for iPhones, iPads, and iPod touches at around 10 a.m. Pacific,

1 p.m. Eastern yesterday.

CNET says many people reported problems downloading the software when it became

available with an error message that said the software update failed.

I am one of those people who had that problem for about two minutes.

Does that really count as a problem?

Maybe other people had it worse.

As with most OS updates, major and minor, there are security facets to iOS 9,

a couple that are consumer facing and several that are behind the scenes.

Business Insider says one of the ones that calls on people that do something is kind of a big deal.

According to the report, the new operating system will now automatically default to a six-digit

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