Today Apple iOS 12.4 releases with potential software support for Apple Card

Apple iOS 12.4 releases

Today Apple releases iOS 12.4 with potential software support for Apple Card, Apple has recently released iOS 12.4, a new stable update. There are not many fundamental changes, but this is the first version that theoretically supports Apple card - this feature is not yet enabled.

Apple iOS 12.4 releases has been testing its credit card for a few weeks. According to Bloomberg, Apple's retail staff are able to sign up on Apple cards with beta versions of iOS 12.4 and an invitation.

Apple iOS 12.4 releases: As a reminder, Apple has partnered with credit card holder Goldman Sachs for American customers. When you sign up, you receive a MasterCard credit card that you control with the Wallet app.

In addition to a list of your most recent transactions, you can see breakdown of your purchases according to the category. When you pay with your card, you get 1% return, 2% if you pay using Apple Pay and 3% if it is an Apple purchase.Apple iOS 12.4 releases

Cash back is credited directly to your Apple Cash Card. You can pay for things using apple pay, pay on your apple card or transfer it to your bank account.

Originally Apple Card was announced in March. The company said that it will be available this summer. Now when Apple iOS 12.4 releases is available, the release date should not be too far.

In addition, Apple iOS 12.4 releases has a new migration tool, so you can transfer data from one iPhone to another wirelessly. It should make it easy to switch to a new iPhone, especially if you do not use iCloud.

With this update, you can control your Apple News + content more granularly. For example, you can clear downloaded magazines, check your downloaded issues and more.

Today's update also enables Walkie Talkie on Apple Watch again. Due to vulnerability the company temporarily had to disable the feature

Apple added 36 additional security fixes in Apple iOS 12.4 according to the security content consultant.

Apple iOS 12.4 releases: Make sure to back up your iPhone on iCloud or iTunes before updating. Then go to Settings app, tap General and Software updates.