Apple has released its iOS 26.5.1 update to fix a software bug that could prevent some iPhones from charging through a wired connection when their batteries are nearly depleted, according to a recent statement by Apple.
The company said the issue affected only a small number of users, but it could stop wired charging from functioning properly once battery levels became critically low.
The fix applies to the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, iPhone 17e, and iPhone Air.
The release comes three weeks after iOS 26.5, one of the final major updates in the iOS 26 software cycle.
The update is available for eligible devices through Settings > General > Software Update.
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