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Why iOS 27 slows down even the new iPhone 18 Pro at first

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All iPhones are slower than you'd expect when they are new or when you've updated iOS, and Indexing is generally the culprit. Here's exactly what's happening and what you can do about it.While indexing is continuing, you'll see "Optimising Search and Siri" in Settings.Not to drag this out, the short answer is that all you absolutely have to do to speed up your iPhone is wait. You can help it along a bit, but the iPhone is indexing all of the dat…

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iPhones, when you take them out of the box and update iOS, often experience slower performance. The reason, in general, is iPhone indexing, which is also characteristically observed in the case of the iPhone 18 Pro. The truth is that each phone behaves differently, as it naturally contains different types and volumes of […]

After updating the iPhone to the new iOS version, the phone's touchscreen suddenly freezes and the phone's performance becomes slow. Many iPhone users are...

It's unclear how widespread these issues are. Users are reporting that the touchscreen can become unresponsive anywhere on the interface, with the slowdowns mostly felt when swiping or switching screens.

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After being updated to iOS 27, part of the iPhone owners started complaining about the strange behavior of the sensor screen: the phone simply stops responding to touch.

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AppleInsider broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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