Apple’s latest iPhone software, iOS 17.4, is reportedly causing some serious issues, according to users. iPhone owners are experiencing problems accessing barometer sensor data after this update. This issue is adversely affecting apps that rely on air pressure and altitude measurements.
iOS 17.4 causes barometer apps to crash
Following the iOS 17.4 update, some users are unable to access data from the barometer sensor. This problem is causing significant issues in applications dependent on data like air pressure and altitude measurements.
People who use apps for hobbies like paragliding or those who rely on air pressure data for professional needs are being advised not to install the update. As of now, there is no official statement from Apple.
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App developers have reported the issue to Apple. A fix is expected to be released shortly. However, until the problem is resolved, users who need barometer apps are advised not to install the iOS 17.4 update.
Reports suggest that this issue affects only the iPhone’s internal barometer. External barometers connected via Bluetooth reportedly have no problems, correctly displaying air pressure and altitude data.
This situation serves as a reminder to be cautious about unexpected effects of Apple’s iOS updates. Users who rely on specific data for professional or hobby purposes may need to be more cautious when installing updates.
How quickly Apple will resolve this issue and regain users’ trust remains to be seen. What are your thoughts on this matter? Share your opinions in the comments section below.
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