Apple has released iOS 17.0.3 for iPhone users, which it says includes a variety of fixes.
Specifically, Apple says “this update provides important bug fixes, security updates, and addresses an issue that may cause iPhone to run warmer than expected.” In other words, this fix will address the overheating issue some have been experiencing, especially iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
You can update your iPhone by going to Settings > General > Software Update.
iOS 17.0.3 (Build 21A360) direct downloads are available below for iPhone and iPad below:
- iPad Pro 2 (12.9”, Wi-Fi) (iPad7,1) — Download
- iPad Pro 2 (12.9”, Cellular) (iPad7,2) — Download
- iPad Pro (10.5”, Wi-Fi) (iPad7,3) — Download
- iPad Pro (10.5”, Cellular) (iPad7,4) — Download
- iPad 6 (Wi-Fi) (iPad7,5) — Download
- iPad 6 (Cellular) (iPad7,6) — Download
- iPad 7 (Wi-Fi) (iPad7,11) — Download
- iPad 7 (Cellular) (iPad7,12) — Download
- iPad Pro 3 (11”, Wi-Fi) (iPad8,1) — Download
- iPad Pro 3 (11”, Wi-Fi, 1 TB) (iPad8,2) — Download
- iPad Pro 3 (11”, Cellular) (iPad8,3) — Download
- iPad Pro 3 (11”, Cellular, 1 TB) (iPad8,4) — Download
- iPad Pro 3 (12.9”, Wi-Fi) (iPad8,5) — Download
- iPad Pro 3 (12.9”, Wi-Fi, 1 TB) (iPad8,6) — Download
- iPad Pro 3 (12.9”, Cellular) (iPad8,7) — Download
- iPad Pro 3 (12.9”, Cellular, 1 TB) (iPad8,8) — Download
- iPad8,9 (iPad8,9) — Download
- iPad8,10 (iPad8,10) — Download
- iPad8,11 (iPad8,11) — Download
- iPad8,12 (iPad8,12) — Download
- iPad mini 5 (Wi-Fi) (iPad11,1) — Download
- iPad mini 5 (Cellular) (iPad11,2) — Download
- iPad Air 3 (Wi-Fi) (iPad11,3) — Download
- iPad Air 3 (Cellular) (iPad11,4) — Download
- iPad11,6 (iPad11,6) — Download
- iPad11,7 (iPad11,7) — Download
- iPad12,1 (iPad12,1) — Download
- iPad12,2 (iPad12,2) — Download
- iPad13,1 (iPad13,1) — Download
- iPad13,2 (iPad13,2) — Download
- iPad13,4 (iPad13,4) — Download
- iPad13,5 (iPad13,5) — Download
- iPad13,6 (iPad13,6) — Download
- iPad13,7 (iPad13,7) — Download
- iPad13,8 (iPad13,8) — Download
- iPad13,9 (iPad13,9) — Download
- iPad13,10 (iPad13,10) — Download
- iPad13,11 (iPad13,11) — Download
- iPad13,16 (iPad13,16) — Download
- iPad13,17 (iPad13,17) — Download
- iPad13,18 (iPad13,18) — Download
- iPad13,19 (iPad13,19) — Download
- iPad14,1 (iPad14,1) — Download
- iPad14,2 (iPad14,2) — Download
- iPad14,3 (iPad14,3) — Download
- iPad14,4 (iPad14,4) — Download
- iPad14,5 (iPad14,5) — Download
- iPad14,6 (iPad14,6) — Download
- iPhone XS (iPhone11,2) — Download
- iPhone XS Max (iPhone11,4) — Download
- iPhone XS Max (China) (iPhone11,6) — Download
- iPhone XR (iPhone11,8) — Download
- iPhone 11 (iPhone12,1) — Download
- iPhone 11 Pro (iPhone12,3) — Download
- iPhone 11 Pro Max (iPhone12,5) — Download
- iPhone12,8 (iPhone12,8) — Download
- iPhone13,1 (iPhone13,1) — Download
- iPhone13,2 (iPhone13,2) — Download
- iPhone13,3 (iPhone13,3) — Download
- iPhone13,4 (iPhone13,4) — Download
- iPhone14,2 (iPhone14,2) — Download
- iPhone14,3 (iPhone14,3) — Download
- iPhone14,4 (iPhone14,4) — Download
- iPhone14,5 (iPhone14,5) — Download
- iPhone14,6 (iPhone14,6) — Download
- iPhone14,7 (iPhone14,7) — Download
- iPhone14,8 (iPhone14,8) — Download
- iPhone15,2 (iPhone15,2) — Download
- iPhone15,3 (iPhone15,3) — Download
- iPhone15,4 (iPhone15,4) — Download
- iPhone15,5 (iPhone15,5) — Download
- iPhone16,1 (iPhone16,1) — Download
- iPhone16,2 (iPhone16,2) — Download
This update is hot!
A nitpick indeed, but still annoying when patch notes in Software Update on the phone detail a fix for something that is not an issue on my phone. Give me details for why I have to patch my phone, whether it be security update, performance optimizations, or whatever. iPhone 15 Pro overheating fix, okay, but why do you have to tell me that when I go to update my iPhone 12 Pro?
If it was a software issue which is sounds like it was, the problem likely was present in all phones, but the iPhone 15 pro is just runs the hottest.
Probably causing battery life issues for everyone that were harder to perceive.
According to iPhonedo (Youtuber) the issue was with Instagram, and their most recent update fixed it. He has several good videos showing the exact problem and solution. For him, the iOS update didn’t fix it, but the IG update did.
It would be great if what Apple says is true. My iPhone 13 often has overheating problems, and I often use Tuneskit iOS System Recovery to solve it. If the iPhone 15 pro didn’t have overheating issues, I would probably buy it to replace the iPhone 13.