No. That's entirely simple, and this is gutter journalism (not that you'd expect better from the Daily Mail). There is no evidence that this is the case, and a

No. That's entirely simple, and this is gutter journalism (not that you'd expect better from the Daily Mail). There is no evidence that this is the case, and about a thousand reasons that a correlation might be observed: not least the fact that Apple releases iOS updates at the same time that new phones are released. Let's not even start on the "APPLE DENIES CREATING AN iOS 'BACKDOOR' FOR GOVERNMENT" boxout in that same article. I can't stress it enough – don't promote articles published in the Daily Mail. They are uniformly shit.