This is why deleted iPhone photos returned to some iOS 17.5 users

MacDailyNews
May 24, 2024, 10:25 am556 pts
Apple rolled out iOS 17.5.1 earlier this week in response to a strange issue. After updating to iOS 17.5, some users reported seeing deleted photos reappear on their devices. Apple attributed the problem to “database corruption” in the update’s release notes. To provide more clarity, they’ve recently shared…

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