The latest Apple iPhone 5s, which was released last month on Sept. 10, along with the iPhone 5c, became a huge hit in spite of mixed reviews from critics and the audience. Recently, iPhone 5s users reported random reboots followed by BSOD—Blue Screen of Death. We are all familiar with the blue screen error since it is popular among Windows PC users. Now iPhone 5s users are facing this issue. The real problem is iOS 7. With the latest iOS 7 update, users have already reported a few bugs, one of which is lockscreen bypass. Apple immediately released a minor update to iOS 7.0.2 to fix the lockscreen security issue. But still no word has come from Apple regarding the BSOD issue. We can soon expect a minor update from Apple to fix this BSOD issue.
iPhone 5s users already expressed their frustration on their social networking websites like Twitter, Facebook, etc. One temporary solution to be free from this error is to disable iCloud Syncing with the apps that come with default iOS 7 like Number Apps, Keynote, and Apple’s Pages. We can soon expect a fix for this error from Apple.
Source: The Verge
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