Will the iPhone X be innoculated against Blueborne? I will definitely be purchasing an iPhone X when it is released, it looks like the greatest iPhone ever invented, however some folks I've talked to who really dislike Macs have stated that all iOS devices are affected by Blueborne if they have Bluetooth, and that it's essentially impossible to be protected against without shutting off Bluetooth completely.

How true is this? Are all Apple devices at risk?
After a quick Google, I found a few articles. To sum up. If you run anything higher than iOS 10.0, you're fine. If you run anything lower than iOS 10, you should upgrade. iPhone X is running iOS 11, so it will have all the latest security updates.

This is a good example why you always need to update to the latest iOS version. Yes, it is okay to wait a few days and see if there are any bugs. There are updates for a reason. You do not always see any change. But boy a lot happens under the hood.


  Apple fans will be delighted to hear that the current
  versions of its software are not vulnerable. That means anything more
  recent than iOS 9.3.5 or, for Apple TV users, version 7.2.2 of the
  software for that device. iOS 10 is definitely OK, Armis said.


Source: fortune.com


  Any iPhones running iOS 10 are immune to the attack


Source: theverge.com


  Apple mitigated the flaw in iOS 10, but all iPhones, iPads, and iPod
  touch devices with iOS 9.3.5 or lower, and Apple TV devices with
  version 7.2.2 or lower are at risk.


Source: pcmag.com