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iOS 2.2.1 Public

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iPhone 2.2.1 was a focused maintenance release that improved Safari stability and corrected Camera Roll display for certain images saved from Mail.

Date
Jan 27, 2009
Availability
available
Revision
No

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What changed

Original editorial synthesis. Linked references appear with the claims they support and in the source ledger.

A contemporaneous MacRumors report dates the iPhone 2.2.1 release to January 27, 2009 and preserves two items from its update notice: a general Safari stability improvement and a correction for some Mail-saved images failing to display properly in Camera Roll.[1]

The report also notes a contemporaneous iPod touch package, but this batch targets only the existing iOS public route. Apple’s archived security index contains no separate 2.2.1 entry, so no security fix or build number is inferred.[2][3]

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References

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  1. Apple Releases iPhone and iPod Touch 2.2.1 Firmware

    MacRumors · Arnold Kim · 2009-01-27T18:38:00Z · January 27 release and two-item iPhone update notice

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  2. Apple security updates (15-Jan-2008 to 03-Dec-2009)

    Apple Support · Apple · 2026-07-30 · 2009 security chronology before iOS 3.0

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  3. Apple Releases iPhone and iPod Touch 2.2.1 Firmware

    MacRumors · Arnold Kim · 2009-01-27T18:38:00Z · iPod touch package note

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  4. Apple Releases iPhone and iPod Touch 2.2.1 Firmware

    MacRumors · Arnold Kim · 2009-01-27T18:38:00Z · January 27 release and update notice

  5. Apple Releases iPhone and iPod Touch 2.2.1 Firmware

    MacRumors · Arnold Kim · 2009-01-27T18:38:00Z · Mail image and Camera Roll item

  6. Apple Releases iPhone and iPod Touch 2.2.1 Firmware

    MacRumors · Arnold Kim · 2009-01-27T18:38:00Z · Safari stability item

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