Use the iOS Exploit to Keep iPhone Users Off the Internet Check out the tips below, which also includes a way to keep your iPhone from being hijacked in the future by vicious pranksters. Until then, there are a few ways to get your iPhone back up and running the way it was right now. If it is indeed an iOS exploit that's causing the issue, Apple will surely push a patch out in the next software update. There's a chance something went screwy when you first signed back in after updating. Still no dice? Try signing out and signing back into your Apple ID either in the Messages settings or the main Settings. On the new iPhone 8 or 8 Plus the process is slightly different, which you can check out in the below link.ĭon't Miss: How to Force Restart Your iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus When It's Acting Up On earlier iPhone models, hold down the Home button and Side (or Top) button simultaneously for ten seconds until the Apple logo shows up. On the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, just hold down the Side button with the Volume Down button for ten seconds until the Apple logo appears.
If that doesn't work, you can try force-restarting your iPhone. If you're using iOS 11, you can restart using an Accessibility Shortcut, which may be easier.ĭon't Miss: How to Restart Your iPhone in iOS 11 Without Using the Power Button Wait until it's powered down, then power it back up. To do that, just press and hold the Side or Top button (aka the Sleep/Wake or Power button) for a few seconds, then use the slider that pops up to turn the iPhone off. If that didn't do the trick, then try restarting your iPhone. The first thing you can try is simply force-closing the Messages app and opening it back up. There have been a number of these exploits in the past that Apple has patched, but it's possible that somebody found another exploit to use.ĭon't Miss: 90+ Cool New iOS 11 Features You Didn't Know About Dealing with Buggy Software If you expect the worse, it's possible that it could be an iOS exploit and that somebody sent you a text message attack that could reboot your iPhone and/or consistently crash your Messages app. Recently, some iOS 11 users have been reporting erratic behavior in the Messages app, so that could be what you're experiencing. While one problem sounds worse than the other, they both can get annoying real quick when you can't send any messages or even read new ones.īefore jumping to the worst-case scenario, it's likely that a new software update isn't playing nice with your iPhone model. If your iPhone is rebooting or your Messages app is constantly crashing, you might be the victim of an iOS exploit or just a buggy software update.
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