Release record

visionOS 26.2

Full article
Public release
Recorded milestones
5
Beta cycle
38d
Average interval
10d
Public release
Dec 12, 2025

Release notes

Overview

Editorial synthesis with inline references and a source ledger when citations are available.

Release overview

visionOS 26.2 reached the public channel on December 12, 2025. visionOS 26.2 expanded Travel Mode beyond airplanes and trains, enabled hand-drawn input from supported spatial accessories in PencilKit apps, and brought structured tables to Freeform.[1][2]

Documented security record

Its advisory includes calling identity, hidden-photo authentication, kernel privilege, HID-device, privacy, and WebKit work. Apple's targeted-attack wording again concerns versions of iOS before iOS 26 rather than confirmed exploitation of visionOS 26.2.[3]

Source ledger

References

Sources are linked to the claims they support. Publication and access dates are shown when available.

  1. About the security content of visionOS 26.2

    Apple Support · Apple · 2026-07-30 · visionOS 26.2 — Released 2025-12-12

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  2. About visionOS 26 Updates

    Apple Support · Apple · 2026-07-29 · visionOS 26.2

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  3. About the security content of visionOS 26.2

    Apple Support · Apple · 2026-07-30 · visionOS 26.2 — security content

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Documented & observed

Changes in this version

Source-linked features, fixes, known issues, removals, and community-observed behavior recorded across this version’s appearances and verified builds.

Release changes

Changed in this release

Features, fixes, removals, and regressions first observed in this release record.

bugFix · fixed

Allocations Swift reference-counting fix

documentedconfirmed

The first retained beta state marks missing Swift reference-counting operations in Allocations as resolved.

Recorded at Beta 1

  1. [1] Archived visionOS 26.2 Beta Release Notes · Instruments — Resolved Issues; 163080666; raw payload 20251105020223

bugFix · fixed

StoreKit win-back offer testing fix

documentedconfirmed

The initial visionOS 26.2 note state records a fix for win-back subscription purchases tested through Xcode.

Recorded at Beta 1

  1. [1] Archived visionOS 26.2 Beta Release Notes · StoreKit — Resolved Issues; 162357552 and FB20604848; raw payload 20251105020223

developerApi · introduced

Logitech Muse stylus event routing

documentedconfirmed

The initial visionOS 26.2 state explains how UIKit and SwiftUI applications can request Muse input through Game Controller instead of default UI events.

Recorded at Beta 1

  1. [1] Archived visionOS 26.2 Beta Release Notes · Game Controller — New Features; 160811739; raw payload 20251105020223

bugFix · fixed

Logitech Muse force-value correction

documentedconfirmed

The archived note points developers to GCPhysicalInputExtents when converting Muse tip and secondary-button forces.

Recorded at Beta 1

  1. [1] Archived visionOS 26.2 Beta Release Notes · Game Controller — Resolved Issues; 159136834; raw payload 20251105020223

knownIssue · knownIssue

Stale StoreKit subscription status known issue

documentedconfirmed

The archived note recommends waiting before retrying when a subscription change is not reflected in the returned status.

Recorded at Beta 1

  1. [1] Archived visionOS 26.2 Beta Release Notes · StoreKit — Known Issues; 163505178; raw payload 20251105020223

feature · introduced

Tables in Freeform

documentedconfirmed

Freeform added automatically resizing table cells that could contain text, images, documents, and drawings.

Recorded at Public

  1. [1] About visionOS 26 Updates · visionOS 26.2 — Tables in Freeform

feature · introduced

Hand-drawn input from spatial accessories

documentedconfirmed

Supported spatial accessories could provide hand-drawn input in Notes, Freeform, and other PencilKit-enabled apps.

Recorded at Public

  1. [1] About visionOS 26 Updates · visionOS 26.2 — spatial accessories and PencilKit

security · fixed

Calling and photo privacy protections

documentedconfirmed

The security update addressed FaceTime caller-ID spoofing, remote-control password exposure, and a path that could reveal Hidden album photos without authentication.

Recorded at Public

  1. [1] About the security content of visionOS 26.2 · Calling Framework, FaceTime, and Photos entries

security · fixed

WebKit security fixes with targeted-attack context

documentedconfirmed

Multiple WebKit memory-safety issues were repaired. Apple associated two with attacks on specific individuals using versions of iOS before iOS 26, not with observed exploitation of visionOS 26.2.

Recorded at Public

  1. [1] About the security content of visionOS 26.2 · WebKit entries for CVE-2025-43529 and CVE-2025-14174

security · fixed

Kernel, HID, and system hardening

documentedconfirmed

Apple fixed a kernel privilege issue, multiple crafted-HID crash paths, payment-token permissions, installed-app enumeration, and other protected-data exposures.

Recorded at Public

  1. [1] About the security content of visionOS 26.2 · App Store, Icons, Kernel, Messages, Multi-Touch, and Screen Time entries

feature · introduced

Travel Mode for cars and buses

documentedconfirmed

Travel Mode expanded so passengers could use Apple Vision Pro in cars and buses in addition to airplanes and trains.

Recorded at Public

  1. [1] About visionOS 26 Updates · visionOS 26.2 — Travel Mode

Milestones

Release history

Every recorded channel appearance in chronological order. Open an appearance for any available build, scope, notes, and sources.

  1. Developer beta

    Beta 1

    Full articleEditorially verified

    The first retained Apple DocC state after visionOS 26.2 Beta 1 and before Beta 2 contains 5 substantive, itemized developer-note entries.

    Availability
    available
    Sources
    7 linked
    Open this appearance
  2. +8 days
  3. +5 days
  4. +16 days
  5. +9 days

    Public release

    Public

    Full articleEditorially verified

    visionOS 26.2 reached the public channel on 2025-12-12. visionOS 26.2 expanded Travel Mode beyond airplanes and trains, enabled hand-drawn input from supported spatial accessories in PencilKit apps, and brought structured tables to Freeform.

    Availability
    available
    Sources
    9 linked
    Open this appearance

Historical context

Cycle comparison

Pace, intervals, and duration compared with earlier releases on the same platform.

Historical avg for .2 releases

53 days, 6.5 milestones

Based on 2 previous visionOS .2 releases

Cycle vs. platform average

38d (avg: 68d)

30 days shorter than the visionOS average

Longest gap in this cycle

16 days

Between Beta 3 and RC

Previous .2 releases (visionOS)

Previous comparable visionOS releases
VersionYearCycleMilestonesAvg. Interval
visionOS 2.2202437d76d
visionOS 1.2202469d614d

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Official release notes