China Economic Weekly - Economic Net News on January 2nd: Apple released an iOS 17.2.1 update two weeks ago, mainly fixing the issue of excessive power consumption in certain scenarios. However, according to user feedback, many users have reported encountering connection issues after the upgrade.
According to user feedback from the Apple support community, this mainly occurs on iPhone 15 series models. After upgrading to iOS 17.2.1, users are unable to connect to carrier signals, resulting in the inability to make calls or use cellular network traffic.
At present, more than 383 users have voted to choose "Me Too" in this post. Some operator users have contacted their service providers and replaced their SIM cards, but this issue cannot be resolved. The user who encountered this issue contacted Apple's official after-sales personnel but did not receive any relevant assistance.
Regarding this, the reporter consulted Apple's official flagship store customer service, who stated that the new system has not encountered the above-mentioned problems. The new system mainly optimizes the battery and increases battery life, allowing users to upgrade the system normally.
For the above situation, some netizens said: "More and more bugs are no longer daring to update the system." "To be honest, apart from the battery and signal, Apple is basically not bad." "No wonder my signal is poor. It turns out to be a system problem?" "17.2.1 Weather widgets often have positioning errors." "If I don't upgrade, there is nothing wrong.".
In addition, according to a report from Caijing, according to Reddit platform, multiple American consumers have encountered "adhesive leakage on the back cover" of their Apple iPhone 15 Pro phones, and users have noticed that adhesive is leaking from the back glass cover of their phones.
User "mr_rakue" posted a texture on the platform and claimed that there seemed to be some kind of adhesive seeping out along the edges of the frame of his iPhone 15 Pro. He said, "It feels like the back panel of the phone is a peeling sticker.".