Apple has released a second update to its new iOS 8 iPhone software in two days after its iOS 8.0.1 update that left iPhone owners unable to make calls or use their Touch ID fingerprint sensors, which was withdrawn.

Apple apologised for the update that crippled phones and required users to re-install older software, saying that it was sorry “for the great inconvenience experienced by users” and that it had worked “around the clock” to fix the flaw.

The new iOS 8.0.2 update was released late on Thursday night and promises to fix connectivity and Touch ID issues created by the broken iOS 8.0.1 update, as well as bugs with Apple’s HealthKit apps, third-party keyboards and more than six other issues.

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The bug affecting HealthKit, Apple’s health and fitness data service, forced third-party Health apps to be pulled from the App Store upon iOS 8’s release on 18 September, delaying the launch of Apple’s new health and fitness push.

It is unknown what caused the issues with iOS 8.0.1, with users who updated through iTunes on a computer seemingly unaffected, and only those who updated directly on their iPhones finding the connectivity issues.

User reports of iOS 8.0.2 suggest that the update has fixed the issues, although caution over installing the update is understandable for those with iPhones with iOS 8.

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.theguardian