Apple could release iOS 17.1.1 as soon as next week to exterminate several bugs،
Apple is preparing iOS 17.1.1 which could be released next week to exterminate certain bugs according to MacRumors which found evidence of the update in its website’s analytics logs. Since it is possible that iOS 17.1.1 will be released before the final version of iOS 17.2 sees the light of day, it could offer a fix to the Wi-Fi issue that has been plaguing some iPhone 15 series users for some time.
This bug prevented content from loading on some iPhone15 models running on a Wi-Fi connection. Others have complained that when connected to a Wi-Fi signal, their iPhone15 The series handset was working too slowly. Those who own an iPhone suffering from this problem were hoping that Apple would fix it in iOS 17.1, but that’s not the case.
A fix appeared in the first iOS 17.2 beta version, but many iPhone users would prefer not to install beta version and the stable version of iOS 17.2 may not be available until next month. As a result, Apple may decide to include a fix for this and other issues with a release of iOS 17.1.1.
Other bugs that could be exterminated in iOS 17.1.1 include one that prevents BMW users with a handset from accessing the iPhone15 Wireless charger usage line designed for in-car charging. BMW was forced to write a letter to iPhone15 users tell them not to use the charger on new BMW models. In addition to not charging the battery on their iPhone15 series device, others complained that the BMW wireless charger had done their iPhone15 model too hot to touch.
iPhone users could see an update for iOS 17.1.1 arriving as early as next week
An internal Apple memo indicates that the use of a iPhone15 The stock model with the built-in wireless charger in some recent BMW and Toyota Supra models can disable the NFC chip inside the phone. This could prevent features like Apple Pay from working and it appears Apple certified technicians are being asked to use Apple Service Toolkit 2 software to get the NFC chip working again. If that doesn’t work, a iPhone15 The handset of the series exhibiting this problem will need to be opened in order to be repaired. Hopefully Apple will resolve this issue in iOS 17.1.1.
Another issue that needs to be fixed is that which randomly turns off various iPhone models during the night. As a result, some owners of these devices would end up oversleeping since the alarm they set the night before before going to bed would be deactivated once the phone is turned off. For all we know, some important doctor’s appointments were missed and perhaps several iPhone users were late for work the next day.
