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Apple releases iPhone software update to fix overheating issue

JD K. • October 12, 2023
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Sydney N.
Whenever an iPhone gets too hot, a message is shown as the iPhone shuts down telling the user to cool it off.

The Apple iPhone 15 Pro has been overheating to the point where users can’t hold the iPhone anymore. Apple claims it’s due to increased background activity for the first few days after the user sets up the phone. However, this still continued after the setup of the phone for users. So Apple investigated the issue even more.

In an interview with Forbes, Apple stated: “We have also found a bug in iOS 17 that is impacting some users and will be addressed in a software update. Another issue involves some recent updates to third-party apps that are causing them to overload the system.”

Apple has told its customers that they are continuously working on fixing the software bugs.

 
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JD K.
JD K., SODC/Big News
JD is an amazing learner and a very hard-working student. He loves helping others when they need help. He wants to be an engineer when he grows up. He is also a bit of a perfectionist. JD is known to be a student who loves to ask questions and is very self-motivated to do things. He is willing to go the extra mile whenever possible.
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Sydney wishes to try new things and explore different things about the world she didn't know about. She hopes to become a live-action photographer when she grows up and wants to study really hard for it. She also likes to read, write, and roller skate. Sydney hopes to achieve her goals in Journalism and she tries to do the best she can when she does new things. She also loves to hang out with friends and family whenever she can.

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