0:00.0	TII Item 451, December 15th, 2017, iOS 11.2.1, iOS 11.2.5, Beta 1, and an interview with Keith Ballinger.
0:12.3	Welcome to today in iPhone.
0:15.1	I like it a lot. Today, in iPhone.
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0:25.4	My beautiful iPhone, which I never have out of my hand,
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0:53.8	I'm yours Rob and you are listening to the Today and iOS podcast. First up, I want to thank Matthew for sending in the artwork for today's show. Matthew wrote the following. Hi, Rob. Sorry, it's taken me so long to get this to you. I was on vacation this summer in France and happened to swing by the Apple Store to pick up a few electrical outlet attachments, took this picture
1:11.1	in Ox Ian Province, and I know I probably didn't pronounce that right, and added the TIA
1:17.5	branding and the city name with the built-in editing features of the photo app. Hope all is well,
1:23.4	and a big thanks for all the work you do on the podcast. Regards Matthew Hollingsworth.
1:47.0	Well, thank you, Matthew, for sending in this. And, folks, you can see the artwork in the free TI app via the bonus button for episode 451 or at Instagram.com slash today and iOS. And also, of course, at facebook.com slash today and IOS. If you have some artwork and or music, you have created on your iOS device that you would like to share with the show, please email to me at today.
1:48.2	In iOS.com.
1:52.6	Please make sure to include which app or apps you use to create said artwork and or music.
1:53.6	All right.
1:54.7	Let's get into the news.
2:04.9	From Apple, quote, iOS 11.2.1 fixes bugs, including an issue that could disable remote access to shared users of the home app, unquote.
2:13.8	On December 13th, Apple released iOS 11.2.1 to the masses. Should you update to it? Well, if you are on iOS 11.2 and you are that listener that uses HomeKit, if you are that person, then sure, everyone else can wait a little bit.
2:21.8	For 11.2.1, it fully patched the vulnerability for remote HomeKit users introduced in 11.2.
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