Shortly after Apple launched its new system update, iOS 16, some users around the world noticed an error with the ‘copy and paste’ prompt. This update went into effect on September 12, just days after Apple unveiled the new iPhone 14 series at their “Far Out” event. Since the release of iOS 16, some customers have reported strange behavior from their Apple smartphones, including constantly presenting a notification and asking permission to paste copied material from the clipboard. The “Do you want to accept this?” question appears every time a user tries to paste something from the clipboard.

Many iPhone users have found this to be an unpleasant request, as the operating system should not ask for paste permission when the user has already selected this action. The permission request should appear whenever a program tries to read the clipboard without user intervention. The copy-paste feature becomes an annoying process because of the problem of allowing paste. A senior Apple executive, Ron Huang, responded to a complaint filed by MacRumors reader Kiran shortly after thousands of iPhone owners around the world began reporting the bug.

In his response, Huang acknowledged that the strange behavior described after the iOS 16 update is a defect and that the tooltip should not show when a user tries to insert any material on the device.

The Cupertino-based software company is now testing a beta version of iOS 16.1. The latest version of iOS, version 16, has many additional customization options designed to optimize the user experience with others. As a result of the new update, users can make their lock screens unique by displaying unique content such as photos and customizable text. And with iOS 16, you can customize your home screen to include only the apps and information you find most useful.