Categories: SoftwareTechnology

Apple iOS 11.2.5 bug discovered—Blocks iMessages and apps access

It seems iOS 11 is struck with bugs mania, the software is getting many problematic bugs discoveries one after another. Recently, Apple was able to fix a bug called “chaiOS” which used to crash the functionality of iMessages on iOS devices with a simple link.

Now a new bug is discovered by Mobile World, with an Indian character you can crash the number of messaging apps on the device including iMessages, WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook Messenger and others. The bug also extends to Macs and Apple watch. The character is specific to the Telugu language which is spoken in India.

The character is when pasted into iMessage or received via iMessage it will crash the app to be able to function onwards, however, the main iOS SpringBoard may keep running which runs the home screen. The bug also crashes other third-party messaging apps as mentioned above according to Mobile World.

According to Verge, the bug is causing troubles for iPhone users, because one the character is received via iMessage or Facebook messenger it will continue to crash because when it reloads the same character received causes it to crash over and over again. To get rid of this problem you have to receive a new iMessage from your friend and delete the older thread which contains the bad character. Similarly, you can do this via email, log in to Gmail on your computer and delete the problematic email.

The bug is currently affecting the devices running on iOS 11.2.5 but it shouldn’t be around for a long time because Apple has already addressed this issue in the latest update and Beta version of the software, it’s only when Apple rolls out this update all will be fixed.

Recent Posts

Minecraft: Official PC requirements increased enormously

After years, the official system requirements for Minecraft are noticeably increasing. According to the developers,…

5 hours ago

Qualcomm is raising prices – cell phones, wearables, laptops will soon be even more expensive

Manufacturer Qualcomm is planning significant price increases for its Snapdragon chips. From September onwards, costs…

5 hours ago

Steam Deck in free fall: Suddenly no one wants the console anymore

Valve has significantly increased the prices for the Steam Deck. Since then, sales of handheld…

5 hours ago

How to Design a Professional Logo with AI Without Design Experience

A logo is often the first impression people have of a brand. Whether you're launching…

5 hours ago

Exploring the Digital Frontier: The Role of E-Wallets Today

In a world that's moving faster than most of us can keep up with, e-wallets…

5 hours ago

Microsoft finally wants to fix Xbox download problems

Fluctuating rates, overloaded servers and frozen updates often plague Xbox users. Microsoft is now intervening…

2 days ago