Observing the number of bugs found in iOS 16, the Web is already circulatinga joke about the "Pixel virus" that hit the series
iPhone 14.And it seems that today the piggy bank has been replenished with a new problem.On Weibo, there are more and more complaints that the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max left on the night car refuse to turn on in the morning.Some users who contacted Apple technical support and followed the instructions were still able to turn on their iPhones after finding that the battery was 100% charged.According to some reports, the problem can be solved by holding down the power button for 30 seconds.There have been no official comments from Apple yet, so we can only hope that this onethe bug will be fixed in the next iOS update.
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