Fixes for iPhone 14 Pro Can’t Restore from iCloud, Camera Shake, Copy/Paste Bug Coming Next Week
With every new iPhone launch, there’s always some bug that plagues new devices that result in uproar.
The latest making headlines are camera shake issues on iPhone 14 Pro devices when using third-party apps such as Snap and TikTok. Camera lenses start buzzing non-stop.
Another bug is related to relentless copy and paste alerts, asking if you will grant permission for apps to access your clipboard in iOS 16. The feature is part of Apple’s enhanced user privacy.
Also, for new iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max users, when setting up new devices by restoring from an iCloud backup, or by using the company’s data transfer feature from an older phone, a bug is causing new iPhones to possibly become unresponsive.
These three bugs will be fixed in an iOS 16 software update next, Apple told the Wall Street Journal. “We’re aware of the issue, and a fix will be released next week,” said an Apple spokesperson, adding all three bugs will be addressed in the next update.
New iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro users already have been told to update to iOS 16.0.1 when they launch their devices for the first time.
Are you experiencing any of these bugs with your iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max?
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The camera bug is an audible
click.
Telus doesn’t support eSim transfer!
Seeing bugs restoring iMessage chat history on both backup restored and new device with iMessage sync.
Saw a bug with failing to skip iCloud backup when resetting an iPhone to factory settings.
Saw a bug with failing to detect iMessage sync had been turned on without restarting the Messages app.
This ain’t tech support
They literally asked what bugs we’ve seen.
No, they literally asked if you’ve experienced THOSE bugs, which is a yes or no answer. Nobody asked for a laundry list of different bugs.
No, they literally asked if you’ve experienced THOSE bugs, which is a yes or no answer. Nobody asked for a laundry list of different bugs.
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After upgrading my iPhone 12 pro to IOS 16 I seem to be getting more frequent prompts to enter my Apple ID password.