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Apple patches bug causing iPhone network issues in recent update
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Macworld
Summary created by Smart Answers AI In summary: Apple quickly addressed a network bug affecting older iPhones in Australia running iOS 16.7.13, which Telstra identified as causing serious connectivity issues.
Macworld reports that Apple paused several iOS updates and released a carrier settings update specifically targeting Telstra users rather than requiring a full system update.
This applies only to users of that network running iOS 16.7.13, indicating that the problem was relatively limited in its effects.
Telstra customers who already installed iOS 16.7.13 don’t need to update iOS to get the fix.
A prompt should appear asking the customer to accept a carrier settings update; tapping OK will begin the installation.