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Apple users were quick to update their devices to iOS 10. In fact, they were quicker to update than with any previous release. Within one month, two-thirds of iOS devices were updated.
In this blog post Heather Mahalik discusses new iOS version – 10.0.1 from a mobile forensic perspective. She talks about some issues with encryption and also discusses a bit new iTunes backup structure. For example, Manifest.mbdb is now a SQLite database file called Manifest.db, also, now you don’t see backup file contents, but folders with these files.
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