Apple admits ‘SIM not supported’ bug on iPhone 14, says investigating the problem

Some Apple customers complained concerning the ‘SIM not supported’ bug on iPhone 14 lately. Apple has now admitted to the problem and says that it’s investigating the issue. As per a memo seen by MacRumours, Apple acknowledges the SIM-related bug in some iPhone 14 gadgets. The memo says that after displaying the pop-up message on the display, the iPhone might fully freeze. The Cupertino-based firm stated that it’s a software program situation and never a {hardware} one. In the memo, Apple advises its customers to [preserve their telephone’s software program updated.

Apple says that prospects ought to anticipate the pop-up to vanish. If that doesn’t occur, they need to not attempt to restore the telephone. Instead, prospects should head to an Apple Store or a certified service supplier to get technical help as a way to resolve the issue.

Recently, Apple rolled out the iOS 16.0.3 replace to eligible iPhones. The replace gives bug fixes and likewise brings vital safety updates to iPhones. It is eligible for Apple iPhone 8 and above gadgets, and is 1GB in measurement. It additionally fixes the problem of Mail app crashing after receiving a malformed electronic mail. The newest iOS replace additionally brings enhancements to Apple iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. The replace has already began rolling out. To examine whether or not your iPhone has acquired the talked about replace, you possibly can head into Settings > General > Software Update.

Issues fastened with iOS 16.0.3 on iPhones included

– Incoming name and app notifications could also be delayed or not delivered on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max

– Low microphone quantity can happen throughout CarPlay telephone calls on iPhone 14 fashions

– Camera could also be sluggish to launch or swap between modes on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max

– Mail crashes on launch after receiving a malformed electronic mail

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