iOS 17.1.2 update: Release date and key improvements
iOS 17.1.2 update: Release date and key improvements (Getty Images)
The latest data online indicates that Apple is actively developing the iOS 17.1.2 update for the iPhone. Evidently, the official release of this system is coming, according to MacRumors.
As a minor update, iOS 17.1.2 is expected to focus on bug fixes, although it is currently unclear which specific issues will be addressed.
According to information online, some users experience Wi-Fi problems on iOS 17.1.1, so it's possible that iOS 17.1.2 will include fixes for wireless connection issues, which are already included in the beta version of iOS 17.2. Additionally, some reports suggest minor errors related to push notifications, HomeKit, and other aspects.
Last year, iOS 16.1.2 was released the week after Thanksgiving in the United States, so there is a precedent for releasing bug-fix updates this week.
iOS 17.1.2 will be the second update for the iPhone this month, following 17.1.1, which addressed issues with wireless charging in BMW cars for the iPhone 15 lineup, as well as a malfunction where the snow icon was not displayed in the Weather app widget. It is expected that after iOS 17.1.2, Apple will release iOS 17.2, which has been in beta testing for about a month.
