Apple iOS 26.4.2 update brings bug fixes and overheating concerns

4 articles · Updated · Geeky Gadgets · May 6

The release fixes a recurring deleted-notifications bug, with newer iPhone 14-17 models seeing about seven to nine hours of screen time while iPhone 12-13 users report faster standby drain.
Some older and newer iPhones also run hotter during heavy use or charging, sometimes triggering a "charging on hold" warning, though call quality, browsing and Bluetooth performance remain stable.
Apple says the update improves stability and responsiveness, but lingering lock-screen widget overlaps, keyboard lag and wallpaper glitches show further refinements may be needed, especially on older hardware.

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