Apple re-releases HomePod update to avoid bricking speakers



Relax, HomePod owners -- it's now safe to update your speaker again. Apple has re-released the HomePod's multi-user update (now 13.2.1) to fix the problem that bricked some users' speakers, particularly after they tried to solve the issue by rebooting their device.

from https://www.engadget.com/2019/10/30/apple-re-releases-homepod-13-2-update/
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