This morning we talked about iPhone 15 temperature issues, a circumstance that we can classify as immaterialbecause Apple has confirmed that it does not endanger the device or of course its users, and because the reasons for this have already been identified, so solutions are already on the way (in cases where (which really is the problem, not where the change in materials creates this perception).

It is understandable and quite common that after coming to the market some minor issues found on new devices. It’s not ideal, of course, and it should push companies to strengthen their quality control processes, but it’s undeniable that the variety of use cases for them is so gigantically wide that it basically seems like an impossible goal. to review them all. So there is only one option left – to wait for the after-sales service, which is in line with the given task.

Well, without knowing who is the culprit, what is causing the problem, and whether there is a solution or not, It seems that Apple and BMW may face a problem of this typethe kind that is identified when the product (in this case the iPhone 15) is already on the market and which, according to a growing number of reports, poses a problem, a serious problem for users of both brands.

As we can read on MacRumors, BMW wireless charger damages iPhone 15’s NFC chip. In some testimonies that we can find on the Internet, users state that after using the charger, their smartphones stopped working properly and automatically went into recovery mode with a blank screen. And the worst thing is that after the reboot, NFC connectivity, responsible for functions like Apple Pay, stopped working permanently.

Some users claim that the only solution offered to them in Apple’s technical services was to replace the terminal, that is, we will not encounter a software problem, but that the BMW wireless charger can cause physical damage to the chip responsible for NFC. Now, of course, the big question is whether the problem originates in the charger or, on the contrary, some modification in the design of the iPhone 15 compared to its predecessors is responsible for this problem.

Be that as it may, until the situation is clarified, our recommendation is more than obvious: If you have a BMW with a wireless charger and an iPhone 15, don’t charge your phone with it yet.