9to5mac.com Apple Releases iOS 27.0.1 to Fix Critical Bugs in iPhone 18 Pro Models
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- •iOS 27.0.1 fixes critical bugs affecting iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max.
- •Unexpected restarts due to Face ID failures reported by users since September 18.
- •All iPhone models benefit from a fix for touchscreen unresponsiveness.
Apple has released iOS 27.0.1 to address critical bugs affecting iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max users. The update resolves an issue causing unexpected restarts when Face ID fails to authenticate, which has led to user complaints since the devices' launch on September 18. Additionally, it fixes a color artifact in photos taken at 2x zoom under specific lighting conditions. All iPhone models will also benefit from a fix for a bug that makes the touchscreen unresponsive when Notification Center and Control Center are opened simultaneously. The update is available for installation via the Settings app. Users are encouraged to apply the update to avoid these issues. iPadOS 27.0.1 was also released with unspecified bug fixes. The update follows the major iOS 27 launch two weeks prior, which introduced several bugs.
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