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Default Here’s why iPhones were rebooting themselves, according to experts
Credit: Robert Triggs / Android Authority


  • Previously, it was reported that confiscated iPhones were mysteriously rebooting themselves.
  • Experts are now piecing together the reason why these iPhones rebooted.
  • The answer appears to be linked to a new feature in iOS 18.1.

Earlier this week, it was reported that police were taken by surprise when confiscated iPhones suddenly began rebooting on their own. At the time of the report, it was unknown what could be triggering the reboot. However, experts are now starting to piece together the solution to this mystery.

When the report from 404 Media came out, we noted that there was a possibility Apple may have quietly released a security feature in the latest iOS update. We also pointed out that there was previously a bug in iOS 18 that caused iPhones to randomly reboot throughout the day. It seems that we weren’t too far off from the answer as a new report from the outlet says that experts are finding that the surprise reboots from this week are, in fact, a feature.




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