Apple releases a patch for an iOS 16 bug that prevented the terminal from being activated on open WiFi networks

If you have bought an iPhone 14 and You’ve had trouble turning on iMessage and FaceTimeyou are not alone, and it is that Apple has already released the first patch for iOS 16 that solves a bug that prevented us from activating our new terminal in an open WiFi network, something that causes it to malfunction.

This problem is easily avoidable. since it only manifests itself in open WiFi networksso if we have such a network at home, it is recommended to set a passwordand if this has happened away from home, the tranquility of our home also allows us to better configure our new device.

In any case, iOS version 16.0.1 is the version that fixes this problema version that should start to load in the terminals manufactured from now on to prevent more users encounter this unpleasant surprise at the premiere of its new terminals.

It is possible that this does not only affect the iPhone 14, but obviously it is now, just after the launch of the new terminals, when there is a wave of mass activations that has made this problem evident.

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