Is it risky to install iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS updates while working from home?
Yesterday saw Apple release a flurry of patches for the iPhone, iPad, Macs, and other devices. But should you install them while working from home? Will battery life, performance, or reliability be affected? Here are my thoughts and some tips to upgrade safely.
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