Apple has confirmed that iOS 16 has a bug that can cause Wi-Fi connectivity issues when activating a new iPhone 14, adding that the issue is currently being investigated.
In the Apple memo, a known issue has been identified for iOS 16 that could affect Wi-Fi connections when activating a new device. Device to Mac or PC with iTunes pre-installed, then go back to the previous screen and connect to Wi-Fi again.
However, Apple stated in the memo that there is no official solution for now. And it seems that it was a problem that happened at the wrong place at the wrong time. Because customers all over the world just received the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max after they pre-ordered it.
For customers using the new iPhone 14, there is an iOS 16.0.1 update that fixes activation and data migration issues during setup. If you’re having trouble activating your iPhone 14, you can restore your Mac or PC to iOS 16.0.1 to fix the bug and reactivate your iPhone.
inApple Support Documentation It also informed iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro customers that iMessage and FaceTime may not fully activate until the device is updated to iOS 16.0.1.
Source: MacRumors
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