Apple's iOS 17.1.2 update nears release, promises a fix for iPhone WiFi speed issues: Report

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iOS 17.1.2. Reportedly, the upcoming release of the iOS 17.1.2 update is anticipated to address the Wi-Fi issues plaguing iPhones, though a specific rollout date has not been specified. Experts suggest that the forthcoming iOS 17.2 update will not only resolve the prominent issues reported by users but also introduce additional features to compatible iPhones.

Details about the forthcoming iOS 17.1.2 update remain limited, but it is anticipated to be released for iPhones next week. Moreover, in December, users can expect the rollout of the iOS 17.2 update. It is anticipated that Apple is actively addressing the issue to enhance the overall iPhone user experience.

Until the official release of the upcoming update, the specifics remain uncertain, prompting a need to wait and observe Apple's forthcoming plans. Meanwhile, Apple has also reportedly announced support for RCS (Rich Communication Services messages) in iPhones. So far, Google has asked the California based tech giant to support its Rich Communication Services messages.

Those who do not know, RCS chat is considered as the successor to SMS. According to a report by 9to5Mac, Apple said in a statement that later next year they will be adding support for RCS Universal Profile which is the standard as per the GSM Association. “We believe RCS Universal Profile will offer a better interoperability experience when compared to SMS or MMS.