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Apple Resolves Wireless Charging Problems on iPhone 15
iPhone 15 users have encountered troublesome wireless charging problems that impact the phone’s NFC module. These issues were frequently associated with BMW’s wireless chargers, and it’s uncertain whether they affected other wireless chargers as well.
Apple is now tackling these problems with the release of new updates, specifically iOS 17.1.1, iPadOS 17.1.1, and watchOS 10.1.1 for compatible devices. These updates are primarily aimed at addressing significant and bothersome bugs that have recently surfaced, with no major new features being introduced.
In iOS 17.1.1, a notable fix is related to the Weather lock screen widget, correcting inaccuracies in displaying snow conditions. Additionally, this update addresses a significant concern for certain users, specifically problems associated with Apple Pay and other NFC functions that were temporarily unavailable on all iPhone 15 models “following wireless charging in specific vehicles,” as reported by Apple.
Users have also expressed worries about issues with Wi-Fi connections and unanticipated device shutdowns. It’s unclear whether this update resolves these concerns, as Apple’s official changelog doesn’t provide specific mentions of these issues.
In watchOS 10.1.1, the main priority is to address an issue causing rapid battery drain for specific Apple Watch users. Additionally, the update includes “significant bug fixes,” though it doesn’t specify them individually.
If you’ve observed a significant drop in your Apple Watch‘s battery performance following the update to watchOS 10.1, it’s recommended to promptly install this latest version, as it may help alleviate these problems. The same applies to the iPhone update; we suggest installing the iOS 17.1.1 patch to address any issues.
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