Apple has seeded the Release Candidate (RC) of macOS 12.1, along with that of iOS 15.2. This macOS release doesn't bring plenty of notable features. However, it fixes some of the major bugs Mac users have been complaining about, in addition to bringing SharePlay support. Apple enabled SharePlay on iOS back in late October, and now macOS users will finally get to enjoy consuming media with their favorite people. It's worth mentioning that Universal Control is still missing from this build. Apple's website states that it's coming this Fall, but it's yet to be seen whether they push it till next year.

The Cupertino giant seeding macOS 12.1 RC points at an imminent public release. Mac users globally could receive this stable update as soon as next week. This will enable them to use SharePlay with others, in addition to getting a smoother experience, thanks to the included bug fixes. The patches in this build resolve an issue that was affecting Macs with trackpads. Taps and clicks in some cases were unresponsive. It additionally fixes a bug that was causing new MacBook Pro 2021 models to panic when viewing HDR YouTube videos. The full changelog of this release can be found below:

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