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Originally Posted by Davil
Were you in a poor coverage area? It amps up the radio to get a better signal and gets rather hot, especially with maps but it depends what other comm services you had running. From my experience I’d imagine that’s pretty common in the US.
Otherwise it’s likely an errant installation service in iOS that didn’t close gracefully. Just power down the iPhone and power it back up to fix that.
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Good point, I was driving on I-87 South coming from Albany, NY so reception with T-Mobile was pretty spotty. My phone gets lukewarm when on my home inductive charger but after the nearly 3 hour trip in the M2C my iPhone felt like a hot potato.
