iPhone - 0, Telugu - 1: Here is why a Telugu character is crashing iPhones worldwide. Read full.

There is a new bug in Apple software that powers the iPad and Mac along with the iPhone. And it's making this device, which includes iPhone Crash. Bug is an Indian connection, it is basically a character of Telugu language. Clearly, all iOS devices running iOS 11 and iOS 11.2.5, including iPhone, become unresponsive, apps see crash, and in some cases on screen As it appears in this Telugu character, some can also go in boothlop.


So what's the problem? This mess affects iPhones, MacBooks, iPads, Apple TVs and all iOS devices, which runs on the latest OS released by Apple. Not only the Gmail or Facebook messenger, the bug also crashes the iMessage, reported for the first time by Mobile World, causing a mess due to a Telugu character, which is read as 'Ga' or 'Gina / Gnya'.


The error occurs when you receive or send these Telugu characters as soon as the Telugu characters are received or the text editor sticks in the textfield, label and textview, as the app crashes and reboots. The problem is also with third party applications that use text fields, such as Gmail.

However, users facing this problem suggest that the only way to use iMessage is by sending a message to a friend and then removing the entire thread that includes "Wicked" Telugu characters.

Some reports say that "badass" character appears in notification, then the situation worsens. In this case, the whole system has a springboard block and makes the phone unresponsive. The website shows that you should not try to boot your phone in this case because it will be bootstrap.What is the deal with Telugu and iPhone.

The question is, why is this happening? For now, there is no specific answer because Apple has explained it. But some possibilities are the Telugu character is a unique character - if you give a discount of around 80 million people who use this language. 

 It is not a Roman character like ABC which is common. So when a user types it or when an iPhone encounters it, it seems that the iPhone tries to render it, but the fact is that it is a completely new character, the software in the iOS handle it There is no logic for this.


This is the iPhone or app in which you have used Telugu characters to try to render and probably possibly forces the iPhone hardware to the processor and possibly RAM - to go into a computational cycle, either towards the crash of the app Going to the phone, freezing, or going into the iPhone Boot-Loop. Yax, but when it comes to hardware bad software bugsIPhone bug fix?



At present, no official is available. Although as previously mentioned, some people have thought that how to control their iPhone back after receiving a mischief message with the Telugu character of your friend. That option is apparently to get the same message from the same number and then remove the whole thread. But it seems that it does not always work.


Official improvements, however, are in the works Apple has reportedly identified and accepted the Telugu bug and is preparing to prepare the update. 

 It is already in beta version of iOS and it is likely that soon the iPhone will be pushed to regular consumers. Fixes for Mac and iPad software should also be available soon.