Apple’s latest update addresses user complaints and adds over 50 fixes to the security settings on Monterey.
Apple has started rolling out macOS Monterey version 12.4, making this the fourth major update since the system’s launch in late 2021. If you haven’t gotten the update yet or are curious about what’s in it, Apple posted the release notes on its support page. You will now be able to limit the number of podcasts on your Mac and automatically delete old episodes; a change that has been seen elsewhere. Apple’s Studio Display will get Firmware Update 15.5 which improves webcam quality. There are also a wide variety of security fixes and a few updates for developers. The macOS subreddit noticed another change that Apple didn’t mention in its notes: Universal Control coming out of beta. Taking a close look at the Monterey update, it’s strange that Apple didn’t mention the Universal Control change in the official notes.
