In addition to iOS 14.4 for the iPhone, iPodos 14.4 for the iPad, WatchOS 7.3 for the Apple Watch, TVOS 14.4 for the Apple TV, and HomePot software version 14.4, Apple has released version 12.0 of the iCloud application for Windows 10. The update includes support for the Chrome extension for iCloud passwords and an improved user interface for sharing folders. There are various security improvements, bug fixes and enhancements to make the app more reliable. This update fixes CVE-2020-29611, CVE-2020-29618, CVE-2020-29617, and CVE-2020-29619 vulnerabilities in the iCloud application for Windows 10. Details on closed security breaks can be found here Here. Users who have installed an older version of the iCloud app should install the update immediately. Updating to version 12.0 for the iCloud app requires a tablet or PC with Windows 10, which can now be downloaded from the Microsoft Store. More information about this update can be found below or at Apple.
Download -> Download the iCloud app for Windows 10 from the Microsoft Store
Version 12.0 of iCloud for Windows 10 can be downloaded as follows:
Version 12.0 of iCloud includes the following new features and improvements:
- Improved user interface for sharing folders.
- Support for the Chrome extension for iCloud passwords.
- Security Amendments -> CVE-2020-29611, CVE-2020-29618, CVE-2020-29617 und CVE-2020-29619.
- Various bugs and performance issues have been fixed.
Information about the security features of this update is available Here Available.
Similar logs for iOS 14, iPadOS 14, tvOS 14 and watchOS 7
What is iCloud for Windows?
With iCloud, you have photos, videos, files, emails, calendars and other information on the go and on your Windows computer. When you set up iCloud, your photos, videos, email and files will be available on all your devices. The iCloud Photo Library stores all your photos and videos so you can access them from your iPhone, iPad, Mac or PC and iCloud. With iCloud Drive, you can securely store your documents in iCloud and access them from your iPhone, iPad, Mac or PC. With the new iCloud Drive app, you can now easily view these documents on your iPhone. The new iCloud Drive application provides a place to access all the files you backed up in iCloud.
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More information about iCloud can be found here http://www.apple.com/de/icloud/
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