Customers must download iOS 9.1 on all of their iOS devices and make sure that they have the latest software on their Apple Watch and Mac. And a bunch of bugs have been fixed in Calendar, Game Center and Mail. However, once buyers opened the packaging on its September 25th release date, they were immediately prompted with an upgrade to iOS 9.0.1.

Also, iOS 9.1 also brings in an update for Live Photos which can now sense when the iPhone has been picked up “to refrain from recording unnecessary movements” points out the report.

iOS 9.1 has been released to the public, with bug fixes, better Live Photos and over a hundred new emojis.

On the way in are middle fingers of all races, the devil-horns hand symbol, a synagogue, a mosque complete with minaret, a taco, champagne, cheese, and many more inconsequential pixel pics.

Forbes states that Apple has been very forthright about the problems that iOS 9.1 is supposed to be fixing. Emojipedia states that there are 184 new emoji across all categories.

iOS 9.1 is available as an over-the-air update to all iOS 9 users.

If you have updated your device, then you will be able to select the new Middle Finger from the stock emoji keyboard bundled pre-installed on the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

The updated iOS 9 jailbreak tool fixes an issue where the jailbreak would fail if there wasn’t sufficient disk space on Windows. With the latest update, watchOS may also support the latest Apple TV software and TVos in near future. Once the update has been issued, customers will have to head over to the Settings and manually switch support for WiFi calling while being signed into the same iCloud account and Apple ID across devices.