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Apple blames iOS 17 bugs and apps like Instagram for making iPhone 15s run hot

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Apple has acknowledged user complaints that iPhone 15 and 15 Pro phones are overheating, reports Forbes, but said that contrary to speculation, it has nothing to do with the phone’s hardware design. Forbes noted an update to Instagram has already rolled out with version 302, released September 27th, to address some of the issues.

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-2 г.

Apple blames iOS 17 bugs and apps like Instagram for making iPhone 15s run hot

www.theverge.com /2023/9/30/23897273/apple-iphone-15-overheating-ios-17-1-bug-fix

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“Ew, you ran an APP on it? No wonder it over heated”
- Ugh you ran OUR firmware on it? Well that shits too buggy
- The article does a shit job of explaining why certain apps are a problem.
  These are apps that have not been updated to play nice with iOS 17. And in the case of the biggest offender, Instagram, there are people in Apple forums reporting overheating issues with iOS 17 Instagram for 5 months.
  Meta was incompetent. This bug is easy AF to reproduce. I find it hard to believe that no one at IG was running a dev beta or public beta. Every other phone in the valley is running these damn betas. Somehow they did not prioritize compatibility work for the latest yearly major release.
  These betas and SDKs are provided 5-6 months before major OS releases. WWDC betas and the final release drop around the same time every year. This is like meta being surprised that Christmas came around at the end of December.
  
  What exactly are these apps doing that can cause the phone to overheat?
  
  I can imagine it's a collection of bugs where it's sorta the OS' problem but sorta the application's problem. It probably reached a stalemate. Nobody really wanted to spend the extra engineering effort; maybe it would all have to be undone then rewritten again to get something out in time.
- It's like the thing where PCs work a lot better if you don't install any applications.
2023 version of Jobs' "You're holding it wrong"
- How is it that? It looks the main issue is a patchable OS bug that will be addressed in 17.1, or sooner.
  It’s unlikely to be a hardware design flaw. It seems to be sporadic, and hit both the new enclosure materials and CPU, as well as the 15’s with the last generation CPU and old aluminum enclosure.
  
  https://www.wired.com/2010/06/iphone-4-holding-it-wrong/
This is almost certainly an iOS 17 issue, and it looks like it’s going to be patched soon.
Blaming the titanium doesn’t make sense. People are also reporting the issue on the iPhone 15 models that are all aluminum and are running an iteration of the old A16.
This will be a non issue in a few days.
Edit: People are also reporting that these apps heat up the logic board of older hardware, iPads, etc. This looks like a good old fashioned case of a bugs in a new n.0 OS and apps that have not been updated to run smoothly in a new OS.
https://youtu.be/P6X2ZIkYFsQ?si=-bZpEf5-lh_vEBdM
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  The Ti in the new pros is just a band around some aluminum, and this issue is being reproduces on the aluminum phones, old stainless steel phones, iPads, etc.
  All signs are starting to point to software now.
We have people on YouTube reproducing these thermal issues or iOS 17 and iPad OS 17 devices. The new aluminum phones, old stainless phones, iPads, etc.
There are clearly issues with iOS 17 and some apps that needed to be updated to play nice with the new OS.
A lot of people are experiencing this because Instagram is one of the apps that was heating up logic boards with iOS 17. And in the case of the Insta example, Instagram should’ve caught this earlier. Meta clearly fucked up. People have been reporting this bug in the betas for months, it’s easy to reproduce, and they should know that auto update is aggressive AF on iOS
iPhone runs like a newly installed stove, and Android refuses to dial 911...
Wonderful world we're all living in...
They should have noticed it with QC terrible excuse
- Consumers are Beta testers now
- Yeah, let’s be real. It’s something that isn’t impacting most people, a lot of folks in the various Apple forums can’t reproduce it, and it’s going to be patched shortly.
  Of the stupid shit Apple has done, this is pretty low on the totem poll.
Didn't they blame tight pants for the 6 bending?
- I had a 6, and that bending thing was entirely blown out of proportion. I had no problems keeping it in my back pocket, yet YMMV.
  
  I love people putting out the "everyone is wrong because I didn't have a problem" response like there weren't tens of millions of devices sold.
  
  I watched multiple tech reviews bend the thing in their bare hands. Just because you didn't damage yours doesn't mean it wasn't a huge issue
  
  It was really the 6 plus that had banking problems. Was your a plus or regular?
The official Reddit app launched an update that did this to my then-few months old iPhone 12 Pro Max back in early 2021. Switching to Apollo immediately fixed the problem.
And now here we are. No problems since then, but TBF I haven’t used any other terrible apps that sloppily force as many ads through my phone as fast as possible.
Apple might actually have a point here.
- That implies a problem with Apple’s scheduler and/or thermal management
  The kernel should never allow a user space processes to overheat the hardware
Well they’re not wrong; Ive got an Xr and a 13Pro on 17, and they both ran hot for the first two versions. And I don’t even have Instagram installed….
I only have a 13, but iOS 17 was the buggiest OS drop I can remember.
Fight! Fight! Fight!

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