The launch of the iPhone 15 is certainly very eventful. Overheating problems, crackling, screen burns… The problems keep coming. One of the latest is particularly annoying: Establishing a Wi-Fi connection is very poor, if not impossible. Since updating iOS 17 to version 17.0.3 fixed overheating issues, users 17.1 It deals with the wireless network. The latest mobile system beta is out and there is no mention of it.
A thread on the Apple forum, started by an iPhone 15 Pro Max owner at the end of September, reports the bug in question. collected so far 829 “Me too” equally interested people and 292 answers. Disappointment in latest comments Know that iOS 17.1 won’t change anything it is obvious. User TG2557 explains: “It seems like when I’m at home I feel like my cell phone is useless; I have to grab my laptop or iPad to check the weather or my emails.” […] “I am extremely disappointed to know that this has not been resolved with the release of iOS 17.1.”
iOS 17.1 update did not fix Wi-Fi issues on iPhone 15s
Others, like Farcore, are more fatalistic: “I’ll leave the country for 10 days and be completely dependent on my iPhone’s Wi-Fi… Let’s see how it goes.” The creator of the issue tried many solutions, until one of them completely resetting your smartphone. After the reinstall, it was still running iOS 17.1 and thought it was out of control for a day when it noticed it was no longer having any problems connecting to Wi-Fi, but that didn’t last long.
Finally he Returned your iPhone 15 Pro Max for a refund and I bought a working iPhone 14 Pro Max iOS 17.0.3. Hasn’t had any problems since. Apple has yet to officially react to this incident, as opposed to overheating, but given the scale of the issue, it’s likely a 17.1.1 update arrives quickly. Let’s hope so, though.
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