Apple released the iOS update for iPhone users last week. With the iOS 16.2 update came architectural upgrades and many more improvements for Apple Music Sing, Freeform apps and HomeKit. However, the technology giant removed one of these innovations due to the emerging problem. So what is this change? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
Removed architectural upgrade from iOS 16.2 update
Apple announced that it brought an upgrade for the core architecture in the HomeKit application with its new version. However, iPhone users who want to upgrade to the new architecture stated that they were stuck while upgrading and the application did not respond.
Later, some of the iPhone users stated that the problem was solved by itself, while others announced that the application was closed or wanted to reinstall it. A week after the update, Apple quietly removed the iOS 16.2 architecture upgrade option from iPhone devices without explanation. So now iPhone users can no longer see the upgrade option after entering the HomeKit app.
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There is currently no information about why this problem occurs. Apple is expected to make a statement on the subject. On the other hand, this problem continues to be experienced in the iOS 16.3 beta version. It is possible that the innovation will come back by fixing the error in the upgrade option with a new update that technology giant Apple will offer in the future. In addition, to use the advanced features in HomeKit, Apple TV 4th generation or later options or a connector such as HomePod is required.
What do you, our readers, think about this issue? Are you satisfied with the iOS 16.2 update and what are your expectations for the next update? You can express your views in the Comments section.