Issues After iOS 17.2.1 Update. The apple’s latest iOS update is causing headaches for some iPhone owners. The main purpose of update on the iOS 17.2.1 was to fix battery drain but seems to have distort cellular connectivity instead.
Many users worldwide are reporting problems getting online after installing the update. Many have tried their best to reset the device and even to factory restores, the connection issues persist.
Apple Is yet to acknowledge or address these widespread complaints by it’s users. So for the main time, users who have not updated yet may want to hold on until Apple resolves the matter.
The company will likely push out iOS 17.2.2 or 17.3 soon to fix the glitch. If you’re already affected, you can try installing the iOS 17.3 public beta as a temporary workaround.
What you need to do is;
- Enroll in the Beta Program on Apple’s website.
- Backup your iPhone to iCloud or iTunes.
- Download the beta profile in Settings > General > Profile.
- Install the iOS 17.3 public beta in Settings > Software Update.
- Follow the instructions to download and install.
Following this steps, this could probably gets iPhone users back online quickly. But it’s a good reminder that even minor iOS updates can cause major headaches if they are not thoroughly tested.
