The iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max may experience freezing after data transfers from old iPhones - here’s how to fix the problem.
Apple is reportedly investigating an iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max “freezing” problem where the handsets become unresponsive. The problem occurs when users transfer data from an old iPhone to the new model, a process that long-time iPhone users must be more than familiar with.
The problem supposedly appears when users transfer the data from iCloud backups or use the iPhone-to-iPhone Quick Start process.Apple is “aware of this issue happening and is investigating,”The memo explains that some iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max models have been freezing and becoming unresponsive. The issue occurs after an iCloud data restore or after using theApple already has a fix in place, but it’s only temporary.
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