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Apple has (one more) bug in iOS 11 to solve?
After the battery controversy in the last few days of last year and a bug that did not allow its users to answer calls, Apple seems to be grappling with a new flaw in its latest operating system.
A new bug in iOS 11, discovered by Italian blog Mobile World, allows a caratere sent through a text message and in Telugu, one of the official languages of India, block the operation of the iPhone and prevents access to the messaging app.
In his Twitter, The Verge journalist, Tom Warren, shows how the bug affects the way iMessage works.
This is not the first time that Apple's operating system crashes with the sending of "strange" figures. In 2015, in what became known as "Effective Power", users had similar problems, having iMessage to be updated to solve the problem.
After the battery controversy in the last few days of last year and a bug that did not allow its users to answer calls, Apple seems to be grappling with a new flaw in its latest operating system.
A new bug in iOS 11, discovered by Italian blog Mobile World, allows a caratere sent through a text message and in Telugu, one of the official languages of India, block the operation of the iPhone and prevents access to the messaging app.
In his Twitter, The Verge journalist, Tom Warren, shows how the bug affects the way iMessage works.
This is not the first time that Apple's operating system crashes with the sending of "strange" figures. In 2015, in what became known as "Effective Power", users had similar problems, having iMessage to be updated to solve the problem.
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