Apple is expected to roll out iOS 17.1.2 this week, as indicated by increased traffic pointing to the software in website analytics logs recently (via MacRumors).
Expected to concentrate on bug fixes, the specific issues to be addressed in iOS 17.1.2 remain undisclosed.
Many iPhone users have persisted with Wi-Fi problems on iOS 17.1.1. The upcoming update might include a Wi-Fi connectivity remedy previously introduced in the iOS 17.2 beta.
Additionally, minor bugs related to push notifications, HomeKit, and others may also find resolution in this update.
With historical precedence, iOS 16.1.2 rolled out in the week following U.S. Thanksgiving last year, suggesting a similar bug-fix release this week.
If released, iOS 17.1.2 will mark the iPhone’s second bug-fix update this month, following iOS 17.1.1.
The latter addressed a BMW wireless charging issue for the iPhone 15 lineup and resolved an error preventing the Weather app widget from displaying a snow icon.
Anticipated after iOS 17.1.2, the imminent release of iOS 17.2 has undergone approximately a month of beta testing. This update boasts a plethora of new features and alterations for iPhone users.
Included in iOS 17.2 are the Apple Journal app, spatial video recording support for iPhone 15 Pro models, and a Translate feature for the Action button (available on iPhone 15 Pro models).
Collaborative playlist capabilities for Apple Music subscribers, enhanced iMessage Contact Key Verification for high-profile users, additional Weather and Clock widgets, and various other improvements will also be introduced.
