Some older iPod models do not seem to be able to install 9.3 that Apple released earlier this week update on iOS correctly. This is clear from user reports Apple's support forum on the Twitter page of the Apple support and comments from the readers of the blog AppleInsider. Accordingly fails to activate the device, which makes them eventually unusable.
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The problem seems to affect the iPad 2, especially at least according to Apple Insider. Its owners are notified of an authentication error when trying after installation to activate their device.
It is unclear how widespread the problem is. So far, Apple seems to have no solution. "After installing iOS 9.3, the software could not be activated. I have tried all suggestions but no one could solve the problem. This morning I was at the Apple Store in Aventura, Florida. They were not able to activate or reset my iPad, "says an interested in Apple's support forum.
Some iPad owners were claims to be able to revive their Apple tablet using the iTunes software on a PC or Mac. Others said that they need to reset device to factory settings. An official statement from Apple is still pending.
Especially owners of iPad 2, who now want to perform an update to iOS 9.3, should first create a backup to in case of failure to lose any data. For timely installation of the update, the issues that are included in favor of a total of 38 vulnerabilities. The vulnerabilities allow inject malicious code, among other things and execute with kernel privileges, spy user data or even to decipher on iCloud stored pictures and videos.
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