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Wi-Fi issue not fixed in iOS 17.1 is frustrating iPhone 15 series owners\u060c<\/p>\n

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Nearly two weeks ago, we told you about an issue some iPhone 15 series users were experiencing with their Wi-Fi connections. Some reported that content wasn’t loading on their phone when they were connected to Wi-Fi and others said that while they were able to load content, everything happened at an extremely slow pace. Now that the final beta of iOS 17.1 has been released and no Wi-Fi fixes are listed, some iPhone 15 series<\/a> users seem frustrated when writing about the situation. on the Apple Communities website<\/a>.<\/div>\n
You can almost feel a tangible sense of frustration coming through in this post from subscriber \u201cTG2557\u201d who said: \u201cVery disappointing that this wasn’t fixed with 17.1. I gave my iPhone 13 Pro<\/a> to a family. member, so no option to revert to that. I’m traveling during the winter and will be on the road for 6 months and changing\/modifying a router in an Airbnb<\/a> is not an option – I’m very worried about not being able to use my brand new phone when I’m in shift.<\/div>\n
The message continues: “As it stands<\/a>, I feel like my phone is useless when I’m at home. I have to go get my laptop or iPad to just check the weather or my e- emails. I’ve never been tempted to move away from the iPhone, but knowing that this hasn’t been fixed with version 17.1 makes me beyond frustrated.”<\/div>\n
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