Apple has released a new iOS 17.3 system update for iPhones, which has caused serious problems for some users. The intended changes were meant to improve system performance and introduce new features, but instead resulted in device crashes.
According to user reports on various forums and social media platforms, after installing the update, iPhones began repeatedly attempting to start up (bootlooping) but failed to complete the process. This left many people with unusable devices. Some users only saw a spinning loading wheel on their iPhone screens.
An interesting fact is that the majority of users experiencing this issue were utilizing the Back Tap feature, which allows quick access to certain options by tapping the back of the iPhone. Apple has already responded to these reports by blocking the download of the update three hours after its release. The company has assured users that they will analyze the cause of this error and release a fixed version of iOS 17.3. However, no release date for this fix has been provided.
It is worth noting that this issue only affects users who installed the second beta version of the update. Therefore, we hope that this problem does not occur in the final version available to all users. Nevertheless, Apple should thoroughly test new software to avoid similar mishaps in the future.
Currently, it is unknown what will happen to the devices of those who have already installed this update. It appears that the only way to fix the problem is to restore factory settings using a computer and then restore from a backup. Unfortunately, individuals without an up-to-date backup may risk losing their data stored on their iPhones.
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