How to remedy the overheating problem with the iPhone 15 is disclosed by Apple
Apple has identified many elements that contribute to the iPhone 15’s overheating issues and provided solutions.
The business blamed a flaw in the iOS 17 program and assured users that it will be fixed in a subsequent version.
Apple explained that due to increased background activity, iPhones may feel warmer during initial setup or device restoration.
Apple also noted that various third-party applications, including Asphalt 9, Instagram by Meta, and Uber, have been linked to system overloads. Apple stated that they are working with the developers of these apps to put patches in place, with Instagram having already done so on September 27.
They further stated that the next iOS 17 bug update won’t affect the iPhone’s functionality in an effort to allay concerns about overheating.
Apple emphasized that the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models’ design, which includes new titanium shells, actually improves heat dissipation in comparison to earlier stainless steel models.
Consequently, the structural layout of the device does not contribute to overheating.
Users may be confident that these overheating issues do not endanger the phone’s performance or safety, according to Apple.
