When the iPhone 14 series was released, many users immediately started complaining about a big problem: when you open the camera with third-party apps, the image often shakes and shows blurry images, and sometimes even makes screeching noises (which leaves many with speculation). that the phone's OIS was the culprit).
These issues haven't just occurred in third-party apps designed just for photography: Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and other similar services have become difficult to use as a result.
However, it seems that Apple has a solution on the way. A new version of iOS 16 has been spotted on phones, as reported in Apple's security update log (opens in a new tab), called iOS 16.0.2.
This update, which started rolling out on September 22, fixes the camera issue on iPhone 14 models and also fixes some other bugs, such as an issue copying and pasting text between apps.
So, if you have been facing the third party camera app problem, then simply updating to a new iOS way will help you to fix this issue. To do this, go to Settings the app, and in the app General list selection Software update. If you are eligible for the upgrade, it will appear here.
Well, that's in theory, but we'll have to hear from early iPhone 14 users that the problem is gone, before we'll definitely believe it.
This update comes at the right time as the iPhone 14 Plus is not even out yet, so people who buy this big-bodied, low-cost phone will never face this screen shaking issue. 'camara.
Apple's fan corners of the internet were frantically working on this problem and we totally get it: if we couldn't use the 'Gram, we'd be upset too. But hopefully, now that an update is rolling out, these phones will be more deserving of their place on our best smartphones list.