iOS 16.0.3 is expected to arrive later this week

According to the sources, Apple is preparing to release the new iOS 16.0.3, which will appear solely to fix some stubborn bugs that have been affecting iPhone users. At the end of September last year, Apple released iOS 16.0.2, which came above everything to solve one of the most annoying bugs of the iPhone 14 Pro, which caused its cameras to shake when recording videos in third-party applications such as TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat.

Luckily for iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max users, Apple was able to find the issue in their software that was causing this situation and released this update. Now, as pushed by the folks at MacRumors, there’s a lot of evidence that iOS 16.0.3 is in the works.

According to them, some of the bugs that need attention include one that allows the Apple Mail application to block if an email is opened from someone who uses a certain string in the “from” field. On some iPhone models, with the screen brightness down, users complained that they are seeing images flashing on the screen itself.

According to them, the update could arrive at the end of this week or in the worst case, during the next week. Later this month, we may see Apple release iOS 16.1, which will add support for live activities in third-party apps (and allow Dynamic Island to track sporting events).

For now we just have to wait for iOS 16.0.3 which should be out soon.

iOS 16.0.3 is expected to arrive later this week

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