What you should know
– iOS 17.0.3 was released by Apple to fix an issue with certain apps heating up iPhones
– iPhone models running iOS 17, especially iPhone 15 series, are experiencing Wi-Fi issues
– Some users are reporting that content is not loading or running slowly over Wi-Fi
– The Wi-Fi issues seem to be limited to iPhones and not seen on other smartphones on the same carrier
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Apple recently released iOS 17.0.3 to address a heat-up problem caused by certain apps on iPhones, like Instagram. However, a new issue has now emerged for iPhone models running iOS 17, particularly the iPhone 15 series models. According to reports, these devices are experiencing Wi-Fi problems. Some users are finding that content does not load properly over Wi-Fi, while others are experiencing slow speeds. It appears that this issue is limited to iPhones and not observed on other smartphones using the same carrier in a specific region.
On the Apple Community forums, a user named Toronto4112 shared their experience with Wi-Fi connectivity problems on their iPhone 15 Pro Max. They stated that their Wi-Fi disconnects every 45 seconds, but the iPhone still shows a connection until you check the settings, where it occasionally says “No Internet Connection.” Toronto4112 wonders if this could be a problem with iOS 17 and hopes it isn’t a hardware issue. Many others are likely hoping the same. Apple has not officially acknowledged the Wi-Fi issue, despite actively releasing updates like iOS 17.0.3 to prevent any more problems resembling the Galaxy Note 7 disaster.
In addition to the Wi-Fi issue, iPhone 15 series users have also been complaining about strange sounds at high volume. It remains to be seen which problem Apple will address first in the upcoming iOS 17.0.4 update, or if both issues can be resolved simultaneously. iPhone users are anxiously waiting for a solution to these glitches.
