iOS 17.0.3 Release: iPhone 15 will no longer have problems with overheating, Apple introduces new iOS update

iOS 17.0.3 Release: Recently, a problem came to light regarding iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, which troubled iPhone users a lot. We are talking about the overheating problem occurring in the iPhone 15 Pro series. The company said that this problem is occurring due to a bug. To fix this, Apple has released iOS 17.0.3 update.

Oct 5, 2023 - 11:21
iOS 17.0.3 Release: iPhone 15 will no longer have problems with overheating, Apple introduces new iOS update

Apple has released its latest iOS 17.0.3 update. It has been introduced to solve a specific problem due to which iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max users were troubled for a long time.

Users of iPhone 15 Pro devices were facing the problem of overheating. The company says that this problem is occurring due to a bug. Apple has released a new update to protect its latest iPhones from overheating problems.


The problem was occurring due to a bug: 

  • Apple had already informed that this problem was occurring due to a bug. This iOS 17.0.3 update brings an important bug fix, and security update and resolves the overheating issue. Along with this, iPadOS 17 update has also been made available.
  • Apple blamed the iOS 17 bug to some extent for the overheating problem.
  • The company also says that recent updates of some third-party apps have also caused the iPhone system to overload.
  • Due to this Apple is working with the developers of those companies to resolve the problem. The list of these companies includes Uber, Instagram and Asphalt 9.

By the way, your iPhone can be configured to automatically update to the latest version of iOS during downtime while it's charging. But you can also update it manually.

  1. First of all, go to the Settings option on your iPhone.
  2. Then go to General and tap on About.
  3. Now update your device manually by going to Software Update.

In such a situation, if iOS 17.0.3 is available for you then you will be able to install it. The company is gradually introducing it for all iPhones.

Muskan Kumawat Journalist & Content Writer