Today is December 2, and some iPhone users have found that their phones are constantly crashing. A problem with iOS 11.1.2 means that repeated crashed have been triggered by notifications from 12.15 this morning.
Today is December 2, and some iPhone users have found that their phones are constantly crashing. A problem with iOS 11.1.2 means that repeated crashed have been triggered by notifications from 12.15 this morning.
Apple is not only aware of the problem, but has already issued an update that addresses the issue. Here’s what you need to know.
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As noted by software engineer Yoshimasa Niwa, the problem is caused by third-party apps with repeating alerts. As a lot of people have calendar and reminder apps installed that generate such alerts, it’s likely that a lot of people are affected by the issue. Niwa took to Twitter to explain the crashes:
Knowing the cause of the problem is one thing, but what people are going to be interested in is how to fix it. Apple already has instructions on its support pages explaining what you need to do:
As Apple says, updating to iOS 11.2 fixes the problem. It also introduces Apple Pay Cash, faster wireless charging, and various big fixes.
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