Last night I talked to you about the main problems which iOS 8, iOS 8.0.1 si iOS 8.0.2 generates them for the owners of iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and today I present to you a new, extremely dangerous one. It seems that iOS 8 contains an extremely dangerous bug in the system of changing wallpapers, screen backgrounds, a user having the displeasure of discovering that the attempt to change the background image of the main screen introduced his iPhone 6 in a reboot loop, continuous reboot.
Just today: My iPhone 6 rebooted after I changed the home screen wallpaper. Tapped a new image in the wallpaper settings, and poof, it rebooted. Worse, it never stopped rebooting. Endless reboot cycle. Now I'm doing a full restore with iTunes. After changing my wallpaper to a different image.
Unfortunately, the only method to solve the problem involved a restore of the terminal to the factory settings, this could launch without much data if you don't have a recent backup. Because we are talking about a trivial function, which many probably use multiple times a day, the problem is all the more dangerous and all the more difficult to accept, considering that we are talking about a company that presents iOS 8 as the most advanced operating system for mobile terminals, but it has similar problems.
Unfortunately, there is no method to solve or avoid the problem, so be careful which images you choose as wallpaper.
