iPhone 15 overheating issue fix doesn’t throttle performance, early tests show

Apple confirmed the overheating bug affecting iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max units a few days ago. The company explained the causes. Apple also debunked some of the speculations around the problem and promised a software fix that would prevent the new iPhone from heating up excessively. Apple also said it wouldn't throttle the performance of the powerful A17 Pro. This might have seemed like the way to go to prevent overheating.

The iPhone maker issued the fix relatively soon after that, dropping the iOS 17.0.3 update on Wednesday. Early tests performed after Apple pushed out the update shows Apple did not touch the A17 Pro performance.

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