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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens' handwritten clues delivered by the former, Brother Black fly's left hand and soft media new friends 1933769! CTOnews.com, October 1 (Xinhua)-- Apple plans to release an update to iOS 17 to address vulnerabilities that could lead to overheating problems in iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, according to a statement shared today with MacRumors and Forbes reporter David Phelan.

Recent updates to third-party App have overloaded the system and caused overheating problems, Apple said in a statement. Some of these App include Instagram, Uber and the racing game Wild Racing 9: racing Legend, and Apple is working with the developers of these App to solve the problem, the statement said. The statement added that Instagram had launched a fix as part of the App update released on Wednesday.

Apple said that due to increased background activity, the iPhone 15 Pro model may be hotter than expected in the first few days after installing or restoring the device. This is the normal situation of the new iPhone, only temporary.

According to MacRumors, the vulnerability is expected to be fixed in the official version of iOS 17.1, which is currently in beta and is expected to be released at the end of October. Apple may also fix vulnerabilities more quickly with smaller software updates, such as iOS 17.0.3.

As previously reported by CTOnews.com, Tianfeng International analyst Guo Mingyi said in an earlier report: "the overheating problem of the iPhone 15 Pro series has nothing to do with TSMC's 3nm process, but is likely to be lighter, so a compromise has been made to the design of the heat dissipation system, such as the small heat dissipation area and the use of titanium alloy to affect the heat dissipation effect. Apple is expected to fix the problem by updating the system, but the improvement may be limited unless processor performance is reduced. If Apple does not properly address this problem, it may not be conducive to shipments of the iPhone 15 Pro product cycle. "

Apple also responded that the problem had nothing to do with the titanium frame, that the design of the iPhone 15 Pro would not cause overheating, and even said that titanium could provide better cooling than any generation of Pro models with stainless steel frames.

Apple said its bug fix would not degrade the chip's performance in order to solve the overheating problem and ensure that long-term performance would not be affected.

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