The An apple Recently Provided iOS 16.0.2 (compile 20A380), which comes to solve some of the major bugs that were bothering users in the first weeks since the new version of the system was released.
Unlike iOS 16.0.1, which It was exclusive to the iPhone 14 lineToday’s update can be installed on all devices supported by the system and has a more comprehensive list of fixes.
This update provides important bug fixes and security updates for iPhone devices, including the following:
• Camera can shake And create blurry photos when using some third-party apps to take photos on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
• The screen may appear completely black during device setup.
• Copy and paste action between applications May cause a permission warning to appear more frequently than expected.
• VoiceOver may not be available after restart.
• Addresses an issue where touch input is unresponsive on some iPhone X, iPhone XR, and iPhone 11 screens after being fixed.
It remains to be seen whether the problems involving Slow to open camera, AirDrop between contacts Which leaves the voice of calls made via Carplay Too low and too far in this version.
To install the update, just go to Settings » Software Update and perform the download. In case you still don’t see it, here are the links to update it manually:
It is worth remembering that a file iOS 16.1slated to be launched in the coming weeks, It is already in its second beta version And it must contain a series of features that were not present in the original version of the system as we mentioned in that article.
Good update! 😊
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