Apple has confirmed that it will fix a flaw that some iPhone 16 users found. causes the device to randomly reboot, closing open apps and turning the phone back on without prior notice.
The problem, reported by many consumers in recent days, is caused by a possible incompatibility with iOS 18, the current version of Apple’s mobile operating system. Users on Reddit report that this happens several times a day, especially when they’re only in Standby mode.
In other similar and related cases, smartphone does not respond to touches on the screen or slows down For a few minutes, I was practically forced to do a manual reset to get everything back to normal.
Previous year Apple models do not appear to be affectedThe issue is limited to iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max devices.
Apple promises fix
Apple confirmed the existence of the bug, said it was aware of the problems, and A fix for this is promised in iOS 18.1. This is the first major update to Spade’s new system and is scheduled to be released at the end of October this year.
Release Candidate (RC) version now available; which means: stable update download will be released soon for all consumers. The release notes mention a reboot bug as one of the issues fixed.
Other bugs that will be fixed in the new version include: Podcast app failureis freezing When you watch videos recorded in 4K and 60 fps in the Photos app with mobile phone camera and Problems using iPhone to unlock or start a car.
iOS 18.1 is also expected to mark the debut of Apple Intelligence, the company’s suite of artificial intelligence (AI) tools. However, not all functions will launch, including the long-awaited redesign of the Siri personal assistant, and some languages, such as Brazilian Portuguese, will not be available in this initial release.
Source: Tec Mundo
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