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Apple releases iOS update to fix iPhone 14 Pro camera shaking problem

After Apple released its new flagship smartphones, some users reported the camera on the phone would shake when they tried to take a picture using third-party apps such as TikTok and Instagram.
Written by Stephanie Condon, Senior Writer
iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max
Image: Jason Hiner/ZDNET

Apple on Thursday released iOS 16.0.2, the latest version of its mobile operating system. 

The update fixes a surprising problem that owners of the new iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max reported – the camera on the iPhone would shake when users tried to take a picture using popular third-party apps such as TikTok and Instagram. 

Also: The 4 iOS 16 settings you need to turn off right now to save your data

The update fixes a handful of other iPhone problems as well, such as a bug that makes the display appear all black during device setup; a bug that made VoiceOver unavailable after rebooting; and an issue where touch input was unresponsive on some iPhone X, iPhone XR, and iPhone 11 displays after being serviced. 

You can download the iOS update by going to Settings > General > Software Update. It's available for the iPhone 8 and later versions of the device. 

Apple debuted its four new iPhone 14 models two weeks ago. The iPhone 14 Pro comes with a bevy of impressive new features and technological advancements, including a powerful new display and pro-level camera upgrades.

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