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AppleInsider reports that Apple has today released iOS 8.0.1, which is designed to address several problems caused by installing iOS 8. However, while it may have fixed those initial issues, news is coming in that it has now caused several new bugs, so therefore it might even make sense to avoid downloading the update if you haven’t done so already.
First off, the good news: the update will fix various issues that have been reported, including the non-appearance of HealthKit apps in the App Store, the deselection of third-party keyboards, a problem with some apps accessing photos from the Photo Library, and various other bugs, including problems with uploading photos and videos via Safari.
Now for the bad news: for some unlucky individuals, installing the update today has led to a loss of cellular connectivity, and has also disabled the Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Best advice is to hold off installing for now if you can, until Apple corrects this.
[Update: Potential fix posted in the thread below.]
Source: AppleInsider
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