The Most Common Issues iPhone 16 pro

The latest from iPhone 16 inspires with new enticing features;  the Most Common Issues With iPhone 16 Pro and How to Fix them the newest and latest A18 chip brings the standard model nearer in performance than ever to the iPhone 16 Pro which also gets the biggest ever iPhone 16 Pro Max displays measuring 6.9 inches-thinnest bezels of any smartphone yet.

This year, almost all the different formats of iPhone tune together as every sign suggests that Apple has given up on that practice of holding features like Dynamic Island, and Action Button for just the Pro lineup and then bringing it to the standard ones a year after.

Camera Control, for one, will be shared among all four different new models introduced by the company this year among other things that are still many exclusive for the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, like the 120 Hz ProMotion Display or 5x telephoto camera, but at least these seem like legitimate differentiators for a “Pro” model.

But as with new smartphones, new iPhones perhaps open up to newer problems. It is not unusual to take Apple some time to work out these bugs. The good news, especially for early modification adopters, is that much of these glitches more happen to be software-related, and that is the reason why almost all iOS releases come with notice-“stability and performance improvements-included.

Of course, your iPhone 16 could be one of the unlucky ones, though that’s rather uncharacteristic of defective iPhones. Apple’s iOS is not the simplest in terms of software complexity and does not easily go with new hardware.

So, coming back to these issues, some of those will most likely be fixed in subsequent software updates. Several of them are already patched in point releases of iOS 18 curre. We recognize how most of us are generally not only ever so keen to adopt a new release quite soon due to bugs that are attached to the iOS point release, but in general, most point release turns out to be good.

Indeed, the foremost and more compelling reason behind each iOS update is major security fixes-those for vulnerabilities disclosed with that iOS update, letting every malicious hacker know how to attack iPhones running older iOS versions. So keeping that in mind, ensuring, as a first call, in the event of every small problem, that your iOS 18 is set to the latest version in the Settings app, select General > Software update. Get it and install any that are available.

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Your touchscreen is no more responding

Touchscreens that do not respond are some of the latest complaints that have been made to many ears after the release of the new iPhone 16s. The sniffers then put it as a fault in the new Camera Control, among other hypotheses, with skins making contact with the outer edges of the screen when you hold it, hence activating touch rejection algorithm.

Solutions

1- The first thing is to ensure that your iPhone is running the latest released version of iOS 18. The official fix for this issue was released by Apple in iOS 18.0.1, and for a long time afterward, they did not receive many complaints. Newly released units of the iPhone 16, however, are likely to still come with iOS 18.0 on board, and won’t necessarily install updates automatically.

2-Cover your iPhone 16. This has happened to many individuals; even those who have escaped this menace will admit that this issue almost always happens if the iPhone is not in a case. This sounds reasonable if it fires by skin contact with the edges of the screen. The successful iPhone 16 cases, on the average, feature a higher lip above the screen, which achieves just that in case of impacts;

3-Should all else fail, you should call Apple Support or walk into your closest Apple Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP). Most of these problems have been solved with software updates. However, there are also instances of hardware failures that lead to unresponsive touchscreens.

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In fact, you’re suffering the worst battery life

There is going to be loads of grumbling regarding battery life after every new iPhone model or software update that brings back the unwary into the fold-not doubt most of these would apply to the unlucky ones who upgrade their phones on the first day, most probably using an iPhone 16 sold with an iOS 18 out of the box-the chances are high that his previous iPhone may not have been running that same update. Yet coming from an iPhone 15 Pro Max perched on the latest of iOS 18 may not abruptly render said individual a barren desert for at least some days.

Solutions

1- Mostly, this requires a little patience because new iPhones are simply breaking in their batteries for calibration. This may be from a few days to a week or longer. The effect of moving data from one iPhone to another has an even more extreme effect on battery life. Data are rarely backed up or transferred to newer devices, and caches/indexes have to be rebuilt-all this usually takes time and drains power.

2-Ensure that you switched on the setting for 5G Auto at Settings > Cellular > Cellular data options > Voice & data. While it is true that 5G drains more battery than 4G/LTE, the phone does not usually have direct access to that 5G connection during use, unless really needing the boost performance-wise or during idle time of your iPhone.

3-Reduce your screen brightness and make sure that the Auto-Brightness function has not been turned off because this can cause your screen to be much brighter than it needs to be, drawing more power.

Enabling by default, checking this settings option is: settings > Accessibility > display & text size.

4-Open Settings > Battery, then suggested setting such as screen brightness and auto-lock may harmful in battery life. This could also show an application that used the most batteries in the last 24 hours and 10 days, so if there’s any that looks not very good, use it less often or even not at all. It also gives an indication of a ‘background activity’, in case it is one such energy-draining app, then it could be switched off under settings > General > Background app refresh.