The optical image stabilization malfunctions, causing the lens to shake violently - so much so that the noise is audible. YouTuber Luke Miani (below) has demonstrated the fault, which occurs when using the primary camera in third-party apps. Moreover, the fault appears to be causing physical damage to the lens. Picked up by 9to5Mac, reports are flooding in from owners that the model’s new 48-megapixel primary camera cannot shoot photos and videos in third-party apps like Instagram, SnapChat and TikTok.

In the meantime, I would strongly advise owners of older iPhones to opt for iOS 15.7 rather than iOS 16, which is currently a dumpster fire for iPhones of all ages.Ġ9/19 Update: More problems are being reported for iPhone 14 Pro models. I will update this post when/if I receive a reply. I have reached out to Apple for clarification of what iOS 16.0.1 contains and the contradictory information in the leaked memo. “‘Connect to Mac or to a PC with iTunes’ in the initial iOS onboarding process when prompted to connect to a Wi-Fi network and then return to the previous screen and try again on Wi-Fi until the activation goes through successfully,” MacRumors quotes the report as saying. In an internal Apple memo seen by MacRumors, Apple acknowledges the activation issues and states “there are no current official fixes and that support staff should ‘not create a repair for the issue’.' The recommended course of action interally is also different:

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