Apple has released a new software update, iOS 17.0.3, to address a heating issue with their latest iPhone 15.
The update fixes a bug that was causing the iPhone 15 to become warmer than expected. While some users had reported the phone getting hot, Apple assured that it was safe to hold.
An Apple spokesperson explained that the warmth issue was mainly due to increased background activity during the initial setup or device restoration.
They also mentioned a bug in iOS 17 that affected some users and would be fixed in this update.
Additionally, third-party app updates were causing system overload, but Apple was working with app developers to resolve this.
Reports on social media highlighted the iPhone 15's heat problem, with users expressing concerns about the device getting too hot, especially during charging and usage.
Some tech reviewers also noted overheating during intensive tasks, with temperatures reaching as high as 48°C.
Fortunately, Apple has acted swiftly by releasing the update to address these heating issues and improve the overall performance of the iPhone 15.
