Apple recognizes that the new iPhone 15 and 15 Pro are experiencing overheating beyond what is considered normal in the first days of use, which it identifies with a bug in iOS 17, which is why it has announced that it is preparing the patches to do so. they will correct.

The first days of using a new mobile device involve not only starting it for the first time but also reconfiguring and downloading backup copies of the services most commonly used by the user.

This configuration of the new smartphone can cause the device to overheat during the first days, due to having a lot of activity in the background, as Apple itself explains to Forbes. But after that initial set-up process, it is not so normal.

“We also found a bug in iOS 17 that is affecting some users and will be fixed in a software update,” he confirms to this medium. And he adds that there is another problem “that has to do with some recent updates to third-party applications that cause them to overload the system.”

Therefore, he states that they are “working with these application developers on fixes that are in the process of being implemented.”

Although more has been said about the overheating problems of the iPhone 15 Pro series, these also affect the iPhone 15 series. Both went on sale on September 22.

In its first week on the market, users who managed to buy one of these smartphones noticed that it became excessively hot, especially during battery charging and with prolonged but not intensive use.

Early speculation suggested that this problem could be due to the A17 Pro processor, although Apple expert analyst Ming-Chi Kuo pointed to the thermal system design as the cause of the problem, due to “concessions made to achieve lighter weight”. Apple has finally linked it to a bug in the operating system, iOS 17.

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Apple introduced the Screen Distance feature in iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, with which it warns the user that they are using the device too close to the screen, for which it uses the TrueDepth camera, with the aim of protecting the view.

The American technology company continues to implement features in its devices focused on user health care. In this case, with functions that seek to protect eyesight to reduce diseases such as myopia, which, according to Apple, is the main cause of visual impairment in the world.

In this sense, iPhones and iPads integrate an option that launches a notification to users in the form of a warning when it detects that they are using the smartphone or tablet too close to the screen, as explained by Apple through a statement in your website.

This is the Screen Distance feature that, when active, uses the TrueDepth camera, with FaceID, to encourage users to “move their device away” after detecting that it has been held less than 30 cm from their eyes for “a prolonged period of time”.

Optionally enabled, Screen Distance will alert users by setting the screen background to white with a central message stating “iPad is too close” accompanied by the explanation that “Keep your iPad from a distance can protect your eyesight“.

Once the device has been moved away from the user’s face, the screen changes and a verification message appears explaining that the device “is at a safe distance”. Below, a Continue button appears to continue carrying out the activities that the user was carrying out.

In this way, the function reminds users to “adopt healthy viewing habits” that can reduce the risk of visual diseases such as myopia. Apple also noted that it offers adult users the option to reduce “digital eye strain.”

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