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Some M1/M2 Mac users experiencing Wi-Fi connectivity and speed bugs, fix expected soon

Apple’s latest macOS updates are reportedly causing Wi-Fi connectivity issues for some M1 and M2 MacBook users. The issues center around internet connectivity being slower than expected, leading to drops in video calls and other issues. Some users are also reportedly experiencing complete drops in Wi-Fi connectivity. 

M1 and M2 Macs facing Wi-Fi issues for some users

Meter, a company that manages Wi-Fi installations for businesses, recently published a blog post explaining the issue. The company has reportedly seen these issues emerge for its clients, as have other similar wireless vendors. These companies have filed reports with Apple, and it’s a “known issue on Apple’s end.” 

“Although these issues can manifest in various ways, the underlying issue is the same: throughput and speeds drop, devices get disconnected randomly, and fail to rejoin the network,” Meter explains.

Read more at 9to5Mac.com

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