Apple’s new iPhone 15 Pro models were facing complaints of overheating. However, Apple has released a patch to address this issue. The company stated that the updates and bug fixes included in iOS 17.0.3 should resolve the problem. Last week, after reports of consumer complaints surfaced, Apple stated that they had identified certain conditions that could cause the iPhone to run hotter than expected. According to Apple, the issue was not with the physical phone itself but was caused by a software glitch and recent updates to third-party apps like Uber and Instagram, as reported by CNET.
Speculations suggested that the overheating may have been due to Apple’s new processor or lightweight titanium casing housing the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. However, Apple has now confirmed that these are not the causes of the problem. While iPhones can typically get warm in the first few days of use or during backups, the current overheating issues are beyond the usual situations, as mentioned by the AP.
If you want to download the update, go to Settings > General > Software Update on your iPhone, select “Install Now,” and follow the on-screen instructions. CNET provides some additional tips to keep your phone cool, such as keeping your phone’s software and apps updated, as software glitches can cause overheating. (Read more iPhone stories.)
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