Apple’s system page will update the iOS 16 features to fix the issue related to advertising. The ad-related issue began on November 3. Apple is preparing to roll out the iOS 16.1.1 update for the iPhone to address the bugs and problems users encountered after the first major update of the iOS 16 operating system two weeks ago, including one that has been plaguing iPhone users’ Wi-Fi problem.
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As per MacRumors, those devices running on iOS 16.1.1, suggest the update is being tested internally by Apple and could be rolled out shortly. While it’s unclear what the update is about, it could potentially fix a Wi-Fi issue affecting users.
The issue caused users’ iPhones to randomly disconnect from Wi-Fi while on standby, such as overnight or otherwise. Furthermore, to fix the Wi-Fi bug, Apple may address some of the issues users have long complained about since iOS 16 launched in September, including fast battery drain, slow Spotlight searches, and laggy animations on iPhone 14 Pro models when swiping out of apps.
In terms of new features, iOS 16.1.1 may officially support the satellite emergency help function of the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro models. As per the sources, Apple will likely release a satellite SOS feature in November with a “dot update” to iOS 16, likely iOS 16.1.1.
Lastly, the company is now widely testing iOS 16.2 and iPad OS 16.2. In the middle of December iOS 16.2 version will launch.