Apple releases Xcode 7.0.1 with some bug fixes

This is yet another example of Apple's ongoing efforts to improve the user experience. Despite recent security vulnerabilities and malicious virus-infected apps, the company is always looking for ways to fix its mistakes. In this instance, Apple has released a minor update to its Xcode tool to address some issues related to the Thinning app for iOS 9.

Xcode 7.0.1 arrives to fix the bugs that appeared in several applications in recent days.

Apple has made a minor update to its Xcode tool

It's worth clarifying that this is really a minor update; there aren't many significant changes. You should also know that the Thinning app minimizes the space required for apps , ensuring they only use the space that's truly necessary. This is a fundamental aspect of app performance: the amount of space they occupy depends, in part, on the available storage on your device.

Users download apps that negatively impact device performance, either because they don't use them or because they don't use them correctly. Since September 24th, Apple has had the ability to disable apps; this feature is available for the Thinning app . This was all due to an issue with iCloud backups, leading us to suspect that this Xcode update may be directly related to this problem.

That's all that can be highlighted about this update, but as always, Apple recommends that all its users, especially developers, keep all their tools updated to the latest version to avoid potential problems that may be found in older versions. Developers can now download Xcode 7.0.1 for free from the Mac App Store.