iOS 16.0.2 Released to Fix iPhone 14 Pro Camera Shake, Constant Paste Prompts, and More…

Apple on Thursday released a new iPhone software update in the form of iOS 16.0.2, and while it’s available for every iPhone that can run iOS 16, owners of the newfangled iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max will want to pay special attention to this one..

Citing the changelog, iOS 16.0.2 addresses a variety of issues, including the following:

• An issue that may cause the camera to vibrate and cause blurry photos when taking photos with certain third-party apps on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
• A bug that could cause the display to appear completely black during device setup.
• A bug where copying and pasting between apps can cause the permission prompt to appear larger than expected.
• An issue where VoiceOver might not be available after a reboot.
• An issue that caused touch input to become unresponsive on some iPhone X, iPhone XR, and iPhone 11 displays after service.

Solving the problem of “jitter”of the camera

If after setting up your new iPhone 14 Pro or 14 Pro Max you realize that something is wrong with the rear camera while using apps like Snapchat, TikTok and a few others, you are not alone. Several users have reported a rather nasty vibration coming from the camera, which also caused the camera lenses to shake and resulted in blurry photos. I have personally experienced this issue on the Snapchat app.

Apple has assured iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max users that the aforementioned issue will not harm the affected devices or their cameras, but many skeptical users have opted to refrain from using these apps until a fix is ​​provided due to simple concern for the unknown. included.

An update to address this issue was originally promised next week so it’s actually fantastic news to see the bug fix removed sooner rather than later as we’re sure a lot of new device owners want to put this issue behind them rather than wait even. longer to fix.

No more extra prompts when pasting from other apps

Another bug fix includes a fix for an issue that caused iOS 16 to prompt users to paste content from one app into another more often than Apple originally intended.

This issue made headlines just a few hours after the initial release of iOS 16 and was generally just annoying. Users could simply click on the “Allow Paste”option to continue pasting, and some users even praised the bug, suggesting it was protecting their clipboard contents from apps.

Other bug fixes address random issues affecting many or all devices, including issues with device setup, VoiceOver, and display freezing after receiving a repair for said device.

How to get iOS 16.0.2 now

If you haven’t already, you can download the new iOS 16.0.2 software update by visiting Settings → General → Software Update on your iPhone.

This is recommended for all users except those who avoid updates in hopes of running a jailbreak – anyone who meets these criteria should instead stay on the lowest possible firmware.

The update is not yet available for iPad as Apple has not yet released iPadOS 16.