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Apple has fixed a vulnerability that could allow hackers to spoof headphones.
The same issue affects all versions of the AirPods Pro , AirPod Max , Powerbeats Pro, and Beats Fit Pro .
Apple offers no way to manually update the firmware on your headphones, meaning you cannot force the update.
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