If you facing a rough time activating your iPhone 14. MacRumors reports that Apple has fixed an iOS 16 bug that broke the activation of iMessage and FaceTime on open WiFi networks. Depending on your situation Your brand new device might not work properly out of the box. You only have to install an iOS 16.0.1 update to address the bug, but you may need to restore the phone with a computer to load the new iOS 16.0.1.
MacRumors report says that The support document for the patch only tells users to update. The flaw affects a small number of users. The iPhone 14 lineup is just reaching customers as of this writing. the first experience of the customers might not be very smooth if they expect to use iMessage and FaceTime on day one.
