iPhone 14 Pro Max Overheating after iOS 17.0.2 Update

Anyone else experiencing overheating for iPhone 14 Pro Max and iPhone 14 Pro after iOS 17 update?


the two phones are overheating and battery health is degrading very fast after updating to iOS 17!


I even updated the latest to 17.0.2 hopefully any bugs would be fixed but still facing the same issue!


any idea how to solve this!


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Posted on Oct 3, 2023 1:19 PM

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Posted on May 24, 2024 3:03 PM

Possible solution: I shut off background app refresh, didn’t change anything. However, I noticed that the overheating and battery drain seemed to occur when I’m watching videos on the YouTube app. So, I uninstalled YouTube, shut the phone off, turned back on, then reinstalled YouTube app. The phone has stopped overheating and the battery usage has returned to normal, even while watching videos. I hope this helps others with the same issue. I was bumming thinking I was going to have to get a new phone.

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May 24, 2024 3:03 PM in response to MoBarakat

Possible solution: I shut off background app refresh, didn’t change anything. However, I noticed that the overheating and battery drain seemed to occur when I’m watching videos on the YouTube app. So, I uninstalled YouTube, shut the phone off, turned back on, then reinstalled YouTube app. The phone has stopped overheating and the battery usage has returned to normal, even while watching videos. I hope this helps others with the same issue. I was bumming thinking I was going to have to get a new phone.

Jan 18, 2024 10:35 AM in response to MoBarakat

I have an iPhone 14, 10 months old have been having multiple issues since updating to iOS 17, the latest is overheating even when not doing anything on my phone, particularly with charging, only ever use Apple cables.


Anyway. Mine is still under warranty so had a lengthly call with AppleCare, who ran analytics on my phone which still has 99% battery health, software up to date. It’s not a phone issue. I know it is the software after reading everyone’s issues.


Befrie even considering looking into it. I was told I have to use a computer. My Mac book. To restore my phone, then manually download my phone without downloading off iCloud 🤦🏽‍♀️ but also got told to use my phone without downloading anything at all. To see if I had downloaded bugs when updating to the newest iOS 17.2.1


Slightly reluctant to wipe my entire phone 😅 as there is always risks of loosing data, as since the update my contacts etc don’t all save to iCloud with alls settings correct I’ve lost as lot of them. The lady on the phone couldn’t understand the issues.


Claimed I must have downloaded a bug. Not owning up to the fact iOS 17 has caused major issues for customers worked wide yet they are still using it and haven’t fixed it. They said by restoring off a computer it will wipe the software off and redownloaded again not just reset the old software as it would if you reset to factory setting off your phone


anyway hope this may help you. Straight from Apple cares mouth

Oct 27, 2023 2:31 AM in response to MoBarakat

I can’t say for sure that this helps everyone else, but I have been having the overheating issue and premature battery drain for a while now.

It’s been getting so hot that I try to charge for about 30 minutes at a time and then unplug the cable to let my phone cool off.

Well, I just tried something new. I turned off the BLUETOOTH IN MY SETTINGS. I reconnected the charging cable and instantly my phone has stopped getting hot.

This obviously isn’t a long term fix because something is obviously wrong for the Bluetooth to affect the phone heating up. But at least it’s not heating up while charging.

Oct 3, 2023 1:55 PM in response to MoBarakat

It is more likely than not that your iPhone(s) will have higher than normal processor usage as the software upgrades complete their background tasks. That will almost certainly lead to reduced battery charge duration and some temperature increase for a day or two. This is completely normal and I expect they will return to normal with cooler running within a short time.

Apr 11, 2024 5:58 AM in response to MoBarakat

SOLVE ....!


Here what I did:

-Reset and erase all contends from iPhone 14 Pro....(make sure DO NOT delete eSim that came with carrier phone)

-Activate the new phone and reinstall a backup that is the oldest backup from cloud (click on show more backup)


I think some update apps mess up with the phone......making it runs conflicting and drain battery faster and phone get hotter.


Hope that it's help...because it helped me.

Thanks

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