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„Error 53“ – ein wirklich blöder Fehler. Betroffen waren iPhone 6(s) und 6(s) Plus-Kunden_innen, die durch einen Defekt (oder eine unsachgemäße Reparatur) die Koppelung zwischen Touch-ID-Sensor und der ‚Secure Enclave‘ verloren und anschließend versuchten ein Betriebssystem-Update über iTunes (!) einzuspielen. Verfehlt der Koprozessor in Apples A-Chip nämlich den Sicherheits-Check zum Fingerabdrucksensor, schaltet er Touch ID…