The latest iOS version has a fatal bug, and the iPhone can crash in three steps

If you are a veteran gamer, do you remember the bug that used cheats and "unlock" codes to reduce the difficulty of the game on the Sega console? Yes, after entering a specific menu, pressing a specified combination of buttons on the controller will make various new weapons and games appear. Although this is very exciting, it is actually a bug in the game program development process.

The same thing is happening to the iPhone's iOS system now. An Italian website has exposed a new iPhone bug, which can be used to directly freeze and restart an iPhone by pressing a specific and irregular key combination in the control center.

After pulling up to activate the iOS system control center, clicking the control buttons in the bottom row (including the alarm, calculator, and camera) and the Night Shift and AirDrop buttons at the same time will cause the iPhone to freeze directly. At this time, any operation on the screen will not respond until the system automatically restarts.

Obviously, although this combination of clicks rarely occurs in normal use, someone still happened to discover this bug. Currently, this bug affects the system including iOS 10.3.2 beta. If you are curious, you can also test it on your own phone to see which other versions have this minor bug.

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