Overview
- Apple has confirmed an issue with the NFC chips on iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, which become non-functional after being charged on certain BMW and Toyota models' wireless chargers.
- Affected users have reported being unable to access features like Apple Pay and digital car key services after charging their iPhones in these cars.
- Apple has not made a public statement, but an internal memo indicates that they are aware of the problem and a software fix is in progress.
- In the interim, Apple-certified technicians are attempting to restart the NFC chips using Apple Service Toolkit 2 software, and if unsuccessful, a full hardware repair may be necessary.
- Until the software update is released, it is recommended that iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro owners avoid using these car chargers to prevent disabling the NFC functionality.