Apple set to fix overheating iPhone 15 - and blames apps like Uber and Meta for problem. Apple is reportedly working on a software fix for the overheating issue.

Apple is reportedly working on a software fix for the overheating issue that has been affecting some iPhone 15 models. The company has acknowledged that the issue is caused by a combination of factors, including a software bug and third-party apps such as Uber and Meta. Apple has said that the software bug causes some processes to run undesirably in the background, which can lead to the phone overheating. The company has also said that some third-party apps are overloading the A17 Pro chip's CPU, which can also cause the phone to overheat. Apple has not said when the software fix will be released, but it is expected to be available in an upcoming iOS update. In the meantime, Apple has advised users to avoid using their iPhone 15s while they are charging or using demanding apps. The overheating issue has been reported by users on social media and in online forums. Some users have said that their iPhone 15s have become so hot that they have had to remove them from their cases. Others have said that their phones have shut down unexpectedly due to overheating.

Apple has said that the overheating issue is not a safety risk. However, users who experience the issue may experience performance problems or battery drain. The overheating issue is a setback for Apple, which has been praised for the performance and battery life of its iPhone 15 lineup. However, the company has a good track record of fixing software bugs, and it is likely that the overheating issue will be resolved in an upcoming iOS update. In the meantime, users who are experiencing the issue should avoid using their iPhone 15s while they are charging or using demanding apps. They should also keep their phones' software up to date.