The iOS 17.3 update from Apple has been regarded well by its users, as most have experienced a stable usage during this time. Introducing new features and improvements to device security and user experience.
Key Features of iOS 17.3
Stolen Device Protection: This feature serves to further protect users’ data by requiring Face ID or Touch ID for certain actions instead of simply using a passcode. It introduces a security lag for sensitive actions, preventing unauthorized users from rapidly altering important settings.
Collaborative Apple Music Playlists: Users can also invite friends to add songs to playlists, reorder them, and remove songs. And tracks can have emoji reactions added to them, adding an interactive component to sharing music.
AirPlay in Hotels: With iOS 17.3, you can stream content directly to supported TVs in select hotel rooms. Users can connect by scanning a QR code on the television and watch their media on the big screen.
Unity Bloom Wallpaper: To mark Black History Month, Apple debuted a new wallpaper celebrating Black history and culture and providing a new personal touch to the Lock Screen.
Performance and Stability
Scores of users are seeing improved performance and efficiency in iOS 17.3, leaving a smoother experience. The update brings several other bug fixes and stability improvements from earlier versions as well.
User Feedback
However, many users have had an exceedingly awful experience with iOS 17.3, such as crashes, poor battery life, problems with Wi-Fi connection or overall a slow performance. But these problems are not pervasive, and many users have taken to report no issues at all.
Recommendations
If you plan to update to iOS 17.3, it should be wise to update your apps to their latest versions, as is can help alleviate any potential compatibility problems. After the update, also make sure to restart your device, as this can fix small glitches too. If problems persist, reset your network settings, and disable location services for certain apps to see if that reduces the issue.
