Today Apple released iOS 26.0.1, which contains bug fixes for the latest iPhone 17 models. The update promises to address user complaints about the newest iPhones mysteriously disconnecting from Wi-Fi without reason. In the release notes, Apple acknowledged the issue, saying iOS 26.0.1 is designed to fix how “Wi-Fi and Bluetooth may occasionally disconnect on iPhone 17, iPhone Air, and iPhone 17 Pro Models.” The same release notes also say that a “small number of iPhone users” might've been unable to connect to a cellular network following the iOS 26 update. iOS 26.0.1 should fix the problem. In addition, the update resolves an issue where "photos taken under certain lighting conditions" with the iPhone 17 models could include unexpected artifacts. The other notable fix is for a security-related flaw, dubbed CVE-2025-43400. The company has discovered that a mysterious font could be used to crash an iOS app and potentially tamper with the system memory. Apple hasn’t provided more ...