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The latest iOS 17.2.1 version is breaking cellular connectivity along with more problems on iPhones. Apple started rolling out the software update recently. It was expected to fix bugs and issues that iPhone users have been facing but instead has become a nightmare. Several users took to Apple Community Forum Discussion reporting a host of issues after updating their devices to the iOS 17.2.1 version.
iOS 17.2.1 update is causing problems on iPhones
The most notable issue arising out of the iOS 17.2.1 update is that it is breaking cellular network connectivity on iPhones. Multiple users reported that they are unable to connect to their network provider. One owner revealed that they took their iPhone to a T-Mobile store and the issue remained unsolved even after adding an eSIM and a new SIM card. There was no VPN profile installed and no IP on the personal hotspot.
The issue with cellular coverage has caused an inconvenience for users. Apple has also not acknowledged it.
Additionally, in China and Japan, the iOS 17.2.1 update release notes revealed that it addresses an issue that could cause the battery to drain faster. However, users reported that they are facing overheating and faster battery draining on the iPhone 15.
How to fix problems arising out of the iOS 17.2.1 update?
Those who haven’t installed the iOS 17.2.1 update should proceed with caution after all the aforementioned problems. The Cupertino-based tech giant is expected to address the issues in the forthcoming iOS 17.3 version. It is currently in beta phase and will likely release later this month,
Meanwhile, in case you are running your iPhone on the iOS 17.2.1 version and are facing issues, there are some possible fixes mentioned below.
– Try resetting the network by heading to Settings > General > Transfer or Reset iPhone > Reset Network Settings
– Restoring iPhone following the same above steps. However, this will erase everything
– Deleting any VPN profile
– Enrolling in the iOS 17.3 public beta program