2023-10-19 08:26:41
While everyone thought the iOS 17.1 update was going to fix Wi-Fi connection issues, the latest beta makes no mention of a fix to that effect. iPhone 15 owners, particularly affected, are expressing their dissatisfaction.
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The release of the iPhone 15 is definitely very eventful. Overheating problems, crackling, screen burns… The problems keep coming. One of the latest is particularly annoying: the Wi-Fi connection is very poor, if not impossible to establish. As the iOS 17 update to version 17.0.3 fixed overheating issues, users expected the 17.1 takes care of the wireless network. The latest mobile system beta is out, and no mention is made about it.
On the Apple forum, a topic launched at the end of September by the owner of an iPhone 15 Pro Max reports the bug in question. To date, he has collected 829 “Me too” of people equally concerned and 292 answers. In the most recent comments, the disappointment of know that iOS 17.1 will not change anything is palpable. User TG2557 explains: “As it stands, I feel like my mobile is useless when I’m at home – I have to grab my laptop or iPad to check the weather or my emails. […] Knowing that this is not fixed with the release of iOS 17.1 frustrates me to no end.”
iOS 17.1 update didn’t fix Wi-Fi issues on iPhone 15s
Others are more fatalistic, like Farcore: “I’m going to leave the country for 10 days and I’ll be entirely dependent on my iPhone’s Wi-Fi connection… We’ll see how that goes.” For his part, the creator of the subject tried numerous solutions, until one complete reset of your smartphone. Still running iOS 17.1 after reinstallation, he thought he was off the hook for a day when he noticed that he no longer had any problems connecting to Wi-Fi, but that didn’t last.
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In the end, he returned your iPhone 15 Pro Max for a refund and bought an iPhone 14 Pro Max which runs iOS 17.0.3. He hasn’t had any problems since. Apple has not yet officially reacted to the phenomenon, unlike overheating, but it is more than likely that given the scale of the subject, a update 17.1.1 arrives quickly. Let’s hope so anyway.
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