The eagerly anticipated iPhone 15 Pro series recently hit the market, but users were met with disappointment as reports of overheating surfaced. Apple has now officially acknowledged the issue and is rolling out a crucial update to rectify it.
Users reported significant overheating problems, with some cases resulting in burns.
READ: iPhone Overheating Concerns Upset Users of Latest Models
The causes were initially attributed to the new A17 Pro chipset and titanium build, but Apple clarified that it was optimization issues with iOS 17 and certain third-party apps like Instagram and Uber causing the problem.
To tackle this concern, Apple swiftly released the iOS 17.0.3 update, targeting iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max models. This update specifically addresses the issue of iPhones running warmer than expected. Additionally, Apple addressed a bug that had emerged with the previous update.
This move demonstrates Apple’s commitment to swiftly resolve issues and ensure a seamless user experience for iPhone 15 Pro series owners.
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Indigo Liang says:
It would be great if what Apple says is true. My iPhone 13 often has overheating problems, and I often use Tuneskit iOS System Recovery to solve it. If the iPhone 15 pro didn’t have overheating issues, I would probably buy it to replace the iPhone 13.