Apple releases software fix for FaceTime eavesdropping flaw

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Apple releases software fix for FaceTime eavesdropping flaw
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Apple released a software update for iPhones and its other devices to fix a bug that enabled users of its FaceTime video-chat service to eavesdrop on people.

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