A particularly annoying bug on iPhone has just been fixed

After two weeks of launching iOS 16.1, Apple has officially released iOS 16.1.1 to iPhone users.

Information provided by Apple said that the new iOS will fix a series of bugs that currently exist on the iPhone, but the company does not specifically announce the problems fixed on this version. Instead, the manufacturer simply states “bug fixes and security updates”.

However, sources say that the iOS 16.1.1 update has fixed problems related to Wi-Fi connectivity. This error causes users’ iPhones to frequently lose Wi-Fi connection or intermittent connection on iOS 16.1.

On Apple’s user support page and social networks, a series of users have complained about the “rebellious” Wi-Fi situation. The common point of these posts is that they all get an error after updating to iOS 16.1.

Another bug fixed in the update is believed to be an issue related to the SKAdNetwork advertising tool (a campaign that allows advertisers to measure performance while protecting user privacy on the operating system). iOS).

However, it is quite unfortunate that the satellite connection feature on the iPhone 14 Series has not been activated yet.

With a satellite connection, iPhone 14 series users can send messages to support services in the event of an emergency where there is no cellular service or Wi-Fi connection. The feature is expected to be available in the US first, but will be expanded to other markets by Apple in the near future.

To install the latest iOS update on iPhone, users go to Settings > General > Software Update . The machine will automatically check and notify about the current software version status.