Many Apple device owners, including a writer for 9to5Mac, a website that covers news and rumors about Apple and its products, have resorted to the internet to voice their complaints about the overheating problem with the recently released iPhone 15 series.
An employee of 9to5Mac named Ian Zelbo discussed heating difficulties with his iPhone 15 Pro Max while it was being charged through a cable on the social media site X, which was formerly Twitter.
Additional iPhone 15 customers who were not charging their devices but instead perusing social media reported the same problem.
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