Apple confirmed reports that iPhone 15 models were getting dangerously hot during use and released the iOS 17.0.3 update this week. However, it seems that the problems have not yet been resolved. In some cases, the phone is still overheating.
iPhone 15 series overheats even after iOS 17.0.3
The video, produced by a YouTube channel, revealed the performance of the new iOS update. The video showed that iPhone 15 Pro overheated during charging or benchmark tests before installing iOS 17.0.3, and that a similar scenario occurred after the update.
Apple was aiming to fix problems with apps believed to be causing overheating. However, it seems that the heating in iPhone 15s is more complex. The new A17 Pro chip is said to cause the phones to heat up under heavy load.
It’s unclear how widespread the persistent overheating issue is, but it’s been seen on most iPhone 15 Pros. Whether it was fixed with iOS 17.0.3 remains a question mark. For users experiencing problems, Apple recommends a factory reset to avoid software conflicts.
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Even though Apple is working to completely resolve the heating complaints of the latest iPhone series, it continues to worry iPhone 15 owners.
In addition, reports emerged a while ago that the battery in iPhone 15 models was purchased from third-party companies. This means that heating can lead to explosions.
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