The iOS 17.1.1 update primarily focuses on resolving wireless charging issues tied to specific car models, such as BMW and Toyota Supra. These problems had been causing disruptions to NFC functions, particularly affecting Apple Pay usage for iPhone 15 series users. Apple has acknowledged and fixed this issue with the update.
Furthermore, the update also tackles a visual glitch in the weather lock screen widget, which previously had trouble accurately displaying snowy conditions.
Although iOS 17.1.1 addresses these specific concerns, it remains unclear whether it includes solutions for other reported issues like Wi-Fi stability and unexpected device shutdowns.
iOS 17.2, anticipated to launch in December, will bring several notable features. This update will introduce a new Journal app, offer customization options for the Action button, including Translate functionality, new widgets for Weather and Clock apps, and enhancements to Apple Music.
Additionally, it will bolster security with iMessage Contact Key Verification and introduce convenient sticker reactions within iMessage. Users can also expect expanded Memoji customization features, including the ability to personalize various body attributes.
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