Apple iOS 16.3 official version fixes a CarPlay Bug after causing "Find My" in Siri to be unavailable

CTOnews.com, January 26 (Xinhua)-- Apple has recently released an update to the official version of iOS 16.3.The main features include new security key support for Apple ID and support for second-generation HomePod. The update also includes a small number of bug Bug fixes and improvements, including a nasty CarPlay Bug fix.

Image Source Pexels Last year, when iOS 16 was first released, it introduced some wrong Bug related to the integration of Siri and CarPlay. Some of these issues were fixed in iOS 16.1 and iOS 16.2, but some Bug persisted and some additional Bug appeared.

One of the Bug prevents the Siri in CarPlay from being properly integrated with the "Find My" application. If a user asks Siri to locate someone through Find My, it will respond that it cannot be done while the user is driving. This is a new change from the previous version of iOS, which allows users to ask Siri for basic Find My commands while driving.

CTOnews.com learned that in the release notes for iOS 16.3, Apple confirmed that the update addressed "issues that Siri requests in CarPlay may not correctly understand". But the explanation is vague.

IOS 16.3 does include fixes for using Apple's Find My function while driving. Users can now ask Siri where someone is, and Siri will respond correctly to that person's location. Of course, it depends on whether the other person agrees to share their location with you through Find My.