Apple has released iOS 17.0.3 which was rushed out to fix a bug that caused certain iPhone models to overheat.
Good news iPhone users! If you’ve been forced to wear asbestos gloves because your iPhone has been as hot as the Sun, you might no longer have to don any protection when you want to touch your handset. That’s because Apple has sent out iOS 17.0.3, as expected, to exterminate the bugs that led iPhone units to heat up while the battery drained. Most complaints focused on the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone Pro Max although other models running were also warming up.Even though Apple blamed a software bug for the problems, certain apps like social media site Instagram and ride-share service Uber, when opened, seemed to spark the hike in temperature that affected some of Apple’s smartphones. Both Instagram and Uber sent out updates and the developers behind mobile game Asphalt 9 were reportedly working on a fix. But Apple did quickly respond to reports of overheating iPhones and said over the weekend that the problem was a bug in iOS 17 and promised to release an update.
