AT&T has texted customers on iPhone 18 Pro Max , telling them to upgrade to iOS 27.0.1 to fix cellular issues. Users are saying this update doesn't address their problems. AT&T has reportedly told iPhone 18 Pro Max users to update iOS - image credit: AT&T. The key problem , believed to affect only a small number of users, is that the iPhone 18 Pro Max on AT&T may not make or receive calls, nor always send and receive text messages. AT&T has now texted customers telling them to update iOS specifically to fix these issues. Hi, it's AT&T. Action needed: An important Apple Software update for your iPhone 18 Pro Max is available. Some phones may be unable to complete calls/text/data, including to 911. Update to iOS 27.0.1 immediately - Settings > General > Software Update. Please contact AT&T or Apple if you have questions. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
AT&T has texted customers on iPhone 18 Pro Max , telling them to upgrade to iOS 27.0.1 to fix cellular issues. Users are saying this update doesn't address their problems. AT&T has reportedly told iPhone 18 Pro Max users to update iOS - image credit: AT&T. The key problem , believed to affect only a small number of users, is that the iPhone 18 Pro Max on AT&T may not make or receive calls, nor always send and receive text messages. AT&T has now texted customers telling them to update iOS specifically to fix these issues. Hi, it's AT&T. Action needed: An important Apple Software update for your iPhone 18 Pro Max is available. Some phones may be unable to complete calls/text/data, including to 911. Update to iOS 27.0.1 immediately - Settings > General > Software Update. Please contact AT&T or Apple if you have questions. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
AT&T has texted customers on iPhone 18 Pro Max , telling them to upgrade to iOS 27.0.1 to fix cellular issues.
Users are saying this update doesn't address their problems.
AT&T has reportedly told iPhone 18 Pro Max users to update iOS - image credit: AT&T.
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