The seemingly interminable drawing string of iOS bugs is a sickness that just wo n’t go aside . Just a month ago , people discovered that astrange hyperlinkcould cause message to crash . And while that issue has been patched , a new bug has appeared that can wreck Messages , along with a phone number of other major apps .
First reported by Italian siteMobile World , the bug appears when someone sends you aspecific characterfrom the Indian oral communication of Telugu in apps include Messages , WhatsApp , Facebook Messenger , and even Gmail . Once received , whatever app you ’re using will figure a clang loop .
Another iOS bug is ram iPhones and disable access to iMessagehttps://t.co/9do0xyz7k4pic.twitter.com/15Ripq7PP8
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— Tom Warren ( @tomwarren)February 15 , 2018
The job is n’t limited to iOS , as we fall upon when we try out checking Messages on a Mac . For example , Messages for Mac immediately gate-crash in the loading procedure and spew out an error code that says something like “ Process[56359 ] crashed : subject matter . Too many corpses being created . ” The germ can affect other Mac apps with text field , like Chrome ’s address ginmill .
If you do fall quarry to this bug , ask the person who send out the content to attempt to blue-pencil the entire conversation thread or at least send a new subject matter so you could burry the character beneath fresh messages . If you ’re really dire for a solution , you may also upgrade to the in vogue iOS public genus Beta , iOS 11.3 , which in our examination is resistant to this bug .
At this point , it ’s surd to say how many apps are affected by the hemipterous insect , but some notable ones that are n’t include Slack , Telegram , and Skype .
Apple is reportedlydelaying upcoming feature in iOS 12to work on fixing bugs instead , and based on the how many event keep cropping up , improved stability ca n’t come soon enough .
[ The Verge ]
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