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iPhone 17 Pro is still experiencing issues after the 27.0.1 update

Why is my phone still acting like it’s not an iPhone after this 27.0.1 update? I turned off Bluetooth & it’s still acting like it’s connected to my JBL earbuds. I can’t talk to people when they call sometimes without having to reboot my iPhone. My iPhone has plenty of memory but it acts like it doesn’t. As soon as I have an app that needs to update my iPhone slows to the point that it’s no longer functioning. I’ve never had to reboot my iPhone like I am now to fix issues. Apple this last update has messed up all your previous iPhones including the 17pro. Please fix it.


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Original Title: 27.0.1 update problems

3 replies

JGerma wrote:
I’m pretty sure I did point out 3 specific problems & they seem to be related to the 27 update. I’m not sure what anyone can do about it but Apple. Siri brought to this page so that’s why I posted it here. If Apple has a better place for me to post my iPhone issues then please share!

You did, but you seem be the under the impression you are writing Apple here? This is 100% a user to user only forum, which Apple neither participates, nor reads for user feedback. So telling Apple to fix anything here will get you nothing.


You're also making an assumption that ALL iPhones updated to 27.0.1 are having issues. I can assure you they're not. This forum would be blown up with people complaining if that were true, yet it's not. And the tech press would be all over this, but they're not. So making blanket accusations, with no basis in fact doesn't work very well here.


  1. Please explain what you mean when you say your phone is acting like it's still connected to your JBL earbuds, when you turned Bluetooth off? And where did you turn it off? Settings or Control Center? That makes a difference. Control Center only turns it off for a while, while Settings turns it off completely. It's usually NOT a good idea to ever turn Bluetooth off.
  2. If you need to reboot your phone to make a phone call, you either have a hardware issue with your phone or an issue with your carrier. If a hardware issue, you should schedule an appointment at your Apple Store Genius Bar to have your phone, in particular the cellular radio tested. Or you could contact your carrier and make sure your phone is using the most current carrier update, which they can push out to you.
  3. I've never had an app update make my iPhone slow to a crawl. I'm wondering how much free space you have available on your iPhone. Open Settings > General > iPhone Storage - A phone which is low in storage, can slow to a crawl doing simple things.
  4. When was the last time you Force Restarted your iPhone (completely different from a restart). I do this after every iOS update or once a week if there aren't any updates and I've never had any issues with any update, including iOS 27.0.1 --> Force restart iPhone - Apple Support


That’s amazing. Why aren’t all 500 million people who updated reporting the problem you have?


Oh, and you aren’t talking to Apple. There are just users like you in this user-to-user forum.


If you aren’t here just to rant please describe the actual issues you are experiencing so other knowledgeable users can help you resolve them.

I’m pretty sure I did point out 3 specific problems & they seem to be related to the 27 update. I’m not sure what anyone can do about it but Apple. Siri brought to this page so that’s why I posted it here. If Apple has a better place for me to post my iPhone issues then please share!