iPhone 14 Pro Crashing Over and Over

I’m having the same issues as well as battery not lasting and overheating! I’m on iOS 17.1.2…. It’s driving me crazy!!

all apps updated and there is a new software update to 17.2.1 but I’m not game to try it… has anyone had any success with it? Or other suggestions to fix this issue 🙏🏻

Wondering if the iPhone, Instagram, and Facebook apps etc., may all need updating for compatibility:

About iOS 17 Updates - Apple Support

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Apple support has articles online (links below) that may be helpful:

If an app on your iPhone or iPad stops responding, closes unexpectedly, or won’t open - Apple Support

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If your iPhone won't turn on or is frozen - Apple Support

Seems iOS 17.0.3 had bug fixes etc., and now iOS 17.1 is available for update.

If your phone doesn't turn on, follow these steps to check your hardware and charge your phone. You may need to charge for up to an hour.

If your phone still doesn't turn on, you may want to contact Apple Support.

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 If you decide to visit an Apple Store: a Genius Bar reservation is recommended:

Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple

Mine has been doing this same thing you described since October. I have been to apple. They did an update on the phone and still issues. No fix available to me

retrogamer_93 Said:

“iPhone 14 Pro Crashing Over and Over: […]I tried updating to iOS 16.6.1 to see if that would help. […]What could be causing this? Should I try updating to iOS 17.0.3?”

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If iOS 17 is Installed, does the iPhone Feel Hot?:

A little friendly advice…

Consider Holding Off on the Update:

I’d hold off on the updating —there thousands of reports on these forums of overheating and battery draining iPhones that have resulted after iOS17 has been installed. So, I’m giving it a bit. I’ll update, once all updating is reportedly safe to perform. You may want to consider the same.

retrogamer_93 Said:

“iPhone 14 Pro Crashing Over and Over: Unfortunately, I had to update to iOS 17 to be able to access apps on my phone for work (conditional access). The issue persists (no issues with the device being hot though) and now I'm not able to turn the phone on even with the force reset.”

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Determining to Install an iOS Update:

Well, if you are required to update, then you have to. Maybe let the the word out of something going on (i.e. overheating) after a you hear of something occurring after an update install. The apps that I use work just fine with iOS16, and, AFAIK, I have no need to install this update. So, I always wait until a few days after an iOS update is released, just to play it safe. This all comes down to the fact that downgrading the iOS is just not an option.