So, the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max hit the shelves with a lot of excitement, but soon after, users started reporting overheating problems. Complaints ranged from the phone feeling uncomfortably warm to temperature readings spiking over 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
Now, Apple has stepped in to address these concerns, and here's the scoop.
It turns out, it's not a design flaw! Apple confirmed that the overheating issue is linked to a software bug in the latest iOS 17. The new phones' titanium frame and aluminum substructure are not the culprits; in fact, they're designed to dissipate heat even more efficiently than previous models.
According to Apple's statement to CNET, they've identified a few conditions causing the iPhone to run warmer than expected. First off, during the initial days after setup or restoration, increased background activity can contribute to the warmth. Secondly, there's a bug in iOS 17, which they promise to address in an upcoming software update.

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