New iPhone update causes cellular outage

Apple’s 12.1.2 iOS update which rolled out earlier this week has been causing more problems rather than offering solutions.

As first reported by Forbes, users took to Twitter to complain about the update that is causing cellular data outages.

Apple’s Twitter Support team has also been redirecting users to restart and update their carrier settings instead of offering any more help.

Thanks @Apple @AppleSupport for the Christmas present...since updating my iPhone to iOS 12.1.2 I can't access cellular data. I reset my device and now I can't activate it anymore. No Service. Your better fix this in an update soon! 😡

— Alex (@realalex_6) December 22, 2018

As a partial solution for all of you: sign up for iOS beta testing program https://t.co/49bLXL0MuM and update to 12.1.3 beta. This way you'll save the time until Apple will come with the solution. When Official 12.1.3 will be out, then you will be able to switch back to GA

— Tudor Crețu (@tudor_cretu) December 24, 2018

We have very similar problem with an Iphone 7. Sent in for repair. Thought it was hardware issue ('no service' on iphone 7)

— ATX (@moleforce) December 23, 2018

Don’t reset the phone if they tell you to

— chuck anthoine (@Chuckanthoine) December 23, 2018

same here happened to me 😕 we're waiting to solve it pic.twitter.com/ZvjCyvwMmE

— Fahad (@fhdELQ) December 25, 2018

I don’t have the LTE issue but Face ID no longer works. My flashlight doesn’t work either and the camera takes forever to open up. It’s annoying.

— Priscilla Munatonez (@TheCovie) December 26, 2018

Apple fail. Avoid updating to 12.1.2

— Brian A. Irving, PhD, FACSM (@MitoPhys) December 25, 2018

My phone is hardly able to process cellular data

— Shawn Wayne King (@ShawnWayneKing) December 23, 2018

Time to stop buying iphones. They been junk lately.

— Koban4max81 (@koban4max81) December 25, 2018

According to Forbes, Apple had also initiated this version of the update to fix connectivity issues in Turkey with the new iPhones but the problem seems to have worsened with users around the world suffering.

This article originally appeared on Mashable.