Usually I update right away, but the rounder the release number the less trustful I am. I think I’ll wait for a release that adds another point, like iOS 16.2.1 this time.
You might want to rethink that. If you look a bit you will see this one’s real reason for existing is to plug a Zero day problem that was actively being used by some Eastern European bad folks. That is the stated reason for Apply stopping signing on 16.1 and 16.1.1 even before 16.2 was available.
Thanks, GW. After reading your post I found a pretty good article on this update. It goes into this being a smooth one, and rather far down goes into the security factors. I will be upgrading momentarily.
iOS 16.2 Security
Apple’s iOS 16.2 security page reveals that this monster update contains a head-turning 35 security patches, with nine delivering fixes for WebKit (the Safari browser engine) alone.
Accounts, graphics drivers, the iTunes Store, Apple Photos, printing and even the Weather app are other areas where iOS 16.2 clamps down on potential security exploits.