![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/warning-issued-to-all-iphone-users-who-installed-the-big-update-this-week/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/iphone-warning-newupdate-op.jpg&description=THIS week's new iPhone update may be causing a strange WiFi bug. Several users have reported that they're being kicked off WiFi since installing iOS 16.1. Have you noticed any WiFi issues since installing iOS 16.1?Credit: Apple Apple rolled out the new update on Monday, October 24. It introduces loads of new features, and includes some very important security fixes. But a new report by MacRumors reveals a mysterious bug that appears to be affecting a number of iPhone owners. Several posts on Reddit, Twitter and the Apple forums suggest users are being disconnected from WiFi for no reason. It's unclear if Apple is aware of the possible bug, or if a fix is on the way. But if you notice any issues, be aware that you're not alone. In any case, it's still worth installing iOS 16.1. Apple says that the new software update fixes a number of flaws that would allow hackers to take control of your iPhone. "An app may be able to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges," Apple warned. Apple added: "Keeping your software up to date is one of the most important things you can do to maintain your Apple product's security." To get iOS 6.1 on your iPhone, go to Settings > General > Software Update. Thankfully, iOS 16.1 is much more than just a security update. "This update introduces iCloud Shared Photo Library, making it easy to keep your family photos up to date," said Apple. "This release also adds support for third-party apps in Live Activities, support for Apple Fitness+ on iPhone even if you don't have an Apple Watch, and other features and bug fixes for your iPhone." You can download the update for free, and it'll get you these four features... Live Activities Back in September, Apple rolled out iOS 16 – giving users the ability to massively customise their iPhone Lock Screens. This included the ability to add widgets to the Lock Screen for the first time. And in the upcoming iOS 16.1 upgrade, Apple is adding a brand new type of widget. They're called Live Activities an){kind=link}
THIS week’s new iPhone update may be causing a strange WiFi bug.
Several users have reported that they’re being kicked off WiFi since installing iOS 16.1.
Apple rolled out the new update on Monday, October 24.
It introduces loads of new features, and includes some very important security fixes.
But a new report by MacRumors reveals a mysterious bug that appears to be affecting a number of iPhone owners.