Apple will soon release iOS 17.1 to iPhone 15 and other models, but the new OS will not fix the shutdown bug some people have experienced.
Apple will release the iOS 17.1 update next week to iPhone 15 and other compatible models. The operating system update will include a few new features and bug fixes for several issues. One of the most anticipated fixes concerns the OLED burn-in that some iPhone 15 Pro Max users noticed. The problem might impact older models as well, but it's a software issue that should be resolved. iOS 17.1 will not patch another annoying iPhone bug impacting iPhone 15 models and older devices.
iPhone 15 shutting off, needs iOS 17.0.4 update It's unclear what causes the bug. You can go to the Battery section of the Settings app and see whether your handset was offline during the night. Any bars missing in the graph above indicate the phone was turned off. But, if the phone restarts immediately after shutting down, you will not notice any change in the battery charging graph. The only telltale sign would be the PIN unlock request.
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