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5 Biggest Problems in iPhone and How to Resolve Them in 2023

December 28, 2022

Over time, Apple has worked tirelessly to improve the quality of its iPhones. No wonder iPhone 10 and iPhone 11 series have good battery performance. But users still complain about problems. So, in this post, we will talk about the 5 most common issues found in iPhones in 2022 and ways to fix them. 

1. Frozen Screen or Black Screen

A Black or frozen screen on iPhone is surely annoying as this issue blocks you from using your device even for simply attending an important phone call. Sometimes, the iPhone also gets stuck and shows a black screen after updating the new firmware. Contrarily, problems in hardware can also cause black screen or frozen screen issues. So, here are a few steps to fix the black screen problem in your iPhone. 

Force restart your iPhone. The process doesn’t usually erase data from your phone. 

  • Press and immediately let go of the Volume up button.
  • Then, press and immediately let go of the Volume down button. 
  • Hold your iPhone’s side button and wait for the Apple logo to be displayed on the screen. 

If your iPhone is still turned off, charge your mobile for at least an hour. The charging screen should appear in a few minutes. It will also fix the black screen issue. If the problem still exists, click here to let an expert help you. 

2. Fast Battery Draining

iPhone users mostly complain about quick battery loss, so here are a few steps to fix this problem.

  • Turn off your push mail
  • Perform a complete battery check. Select “Battery” from the “Settings” menu. Locate one number for users and the second number for Standby. Make sure the usage number is lower than the standby number. Open the same option after 5 minutes to check the difference in the numbers. Your iPhone is fine if the standby time is at least 5 minutes higher. If the usage number is higher, it means something isn’t right.
  • Go to the battery settings, identify the apps that consume more battery, and uninstall them. Or, choose the “Background App Refresh” option from general settings to stop applications from running when not in use.
  • Update your mobile applications and iOS version.
  • Turn off your location services and true-tone display.
  • Toggle off the “Raise to Wake” feature in iPhone 8.
  • Turn on the low-power mode in your iPhone. 

In case your battery has swollen, you will need to replace it. 

3. No or Weak Wi-Fi Connectivity

iPhones do have issues with Wi-Fi connection, but you can resolve them through the following steps:

  • Restart your device, as it may overcome the problem.
  • Reset your network settings.
  • Forget your current network and reconnect your phone again.
  • Unplug your router for 30 seconds and plug it in again, as sometimes restarting the router can solve the connectivity problem. Also, make sure your router’s firmware is up to date.

4. Overheating in iPhone

Multitasking and extreme usage can overheat your iPhone; if this happens for longer, it could damage your device. So follow these tips to keep your phone cool. 

  • Don’t use your phone while charging the battery.
  • Remove unwanted running applications in the background. 
  • Try to use your iPhone in low-power mode. 
  • Avoid using or keeping your device in places that exhale heat, such as the car’s dashboard.

If you’re still facing the problem, it is high time to contact an expert. 

5. Water-damaged iPhone

iPhone 7 and the latest models are said to be water-resistant. However, the water-resistant seal works on water and can’t stop other lotions and fluids from damaging the internal parts. 

To confirm if your iPhone is water damaged, check the Liquid Contact Indicator. If it’s turned red, it means your iPhone is water damaged.

Nevertheless, you can follow these tips to minimize the water impact:

  • Pull out your device from liquid or water as quickly as possible.
  • Turn off your iPhone and remove its case, SIM tray, and all other accessories. 
  • Use an absorbent cloth to wipe your device. 
  • Keep it in a dry and warm place for at least 48 hours without turning it on.