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iPhone connectivity issues emerge after iOS 17.2.1 updateA report from BGR details how users on Apple’s community forum are facing issues after a recent iOS 17.2.1 update. Apple released iOS 17.2.1 as a stable update to iPhones to fix battery drain issues. This update has reportedly introduced cellular connectivity problems in various units, with users not being able to connect to cellular data or make calls. The exact cause other than the update is unclear; neither network providers nor Apple have yet provided any…

Image Source : APPLE Global iPhone users encounter cellular connectivity issues after iOS 17.2.1 update It has been reported that the iPhone has been struggling with cellular connectivity problems across the world since the new update of iOS 17.2.1 was rolled out by the tech giant. The company has been aiming to resolve the battery-draining concerns, but with that, the…

A week after seeding iOS 17.3 beta 1 to developers, Apple released iOS 17.2.1 to iPhone users to fix a bug that makes battery drain faster. While it’s unusual for the company to release a software update so close to the end of the year, users were eager to download it to see their iPhone’s battery life improve.Unfortunately, what should have been a smooth update to the iPhone in late December has become a nightmare to some users, as iOS 17.2.1 seems to cause an issue where the iPhone can no longer connect to a…

June Wan/ZDNETThat mysterious iOS 17.2.1 update released just before Christmas seems to be causing havoc for some iPhone users.A couple of readers pointed me to a thread over on Apple's support forum where users are complaining of having problems connecting to their cellular network following the update.Also: 7 tech gifts I'd buy myself for the holidays (if I didn't already own them!)The problem seems to affect calls and data, and while the majority of complaints appear to be from T-Mobile and Verizon customers, the…

Jason Hiner/ZDNETIt's been a busy few days for Apple's iOS engineers. Hot on the heels of the release of iOS 17.2 for the iPhone -- an update that contained a bunch of bug fixes and new features, such as the Journal app -- Apple then pushed out iOS 17.2.1, which fixed... well, we don't really know what this update fixed.This mystery has prompted a lot of questions from readers who are wondering what this update might contain.Also: How to transfer data from Android to an iPhoneThe first place I check when a mysterious…

iOS 17.2.1 has arrived, adding bug fixes and stability improvements to your iPhone. While the small update has little in terms of new features for the iPhone, some regions’ release notes hint at a much bigger improvement — a battery drain fix.If you head to settings to install the latest software update, you’ll see release notes that read, “This update provides important bug fixes and is recommended for all users.”However, the same release notes in some countries like Japan have extra information related to the battery…

Apple on Tuesday rolled out iOS 17.2.1 to eligible iPhone models along with unspecified bug fixes, ahead of the upcoming holiday season. The update has been released a week after the iPhone maker rolled out the iOS 17.2 update with the Journal app (Review), that was first announced at WWDC 2023. Notably, Apple hasn't issued an update for iPadOS, but macOS Sonoma has been updated to version 14.2.1 with a fix for a screen sharing bug, according to the Cupertino company.If you have an iPhone XS or newer model, you can now…

Before the year ends, Apple is releasing iOS 17.2.1 to iPhone users. This important update brings improvements, bug fixes, and security enhancements. At this moment, it’s unclear what the changes are, but some iOS 17.2 users have reported issues with the iMessage app, so this might be one of the fixes.This iPhone update comes just after iOS 17.2, which brought several important features, such as: Journal app: Lets you write about the small moments and big events in your life to practice gratitude and improve your…