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Apple says "Not impacted: macOS Sierra 10.12.6 and earlier" in their security advisory for the patch.
by lstamour 9y ago
Apple says "Not impacted: macOS Sierra 10.12.6 and earlier" in their security advisory for the patch.
- prophesi 9y agoMy fear is that Apple doesn't know that it still affects El Capitan, though the poster I linked to could have just been lying.
- macintux 9y agoOr mistaken, or confused, or... Apple knows when the bug materialized (sounds like it was part of a UX simplification of migration and/or upgrades) and I'm sure before getting embarrassed yet again they would have done due diligence. Probably.
- spike021 9y agoIt doesn't appear to affect (regular) Sierra, so if this issue exists on El Capitan, I'm guessing it's a separate, though relevant, problem, rather than being the exact same one.
- mhandley 9y agoI can't reproduce it on El Capitan. Doesn't prove others can't, but I'm pretty sure Apple would patch it on El Capitan too if the bug was that old - they issued other security patches less than a month ago.