Yesterday I told you that a text message restarts the iPhone and blocks the Messages application, but I also told you how to prevent iPhone from restarting if someone tries to spoil your good mood with such a message. Although the entire problem was presented as affecting only the Messages application of Apple's operating system, the reality is that it also affects other third-party applications installed in the terminals.
We are mainly talking about the applications that load information in webview screens, displaying the text in a way that generates the sudden closure, exactly as it happens in the case of the Messages application. Some users complain that the application WhatsApp Messenger would be affected, but other important messaging applications seem to be exempt from this problem.
If, in theory, the application itself will not restart when someone sends the message and you access the conversation, viewing a notification on the lock screen, LockScreen, will restart the iPhone. In this idea, my recommendation last night to completely block the display of notification texts in the LockScreen for messages should also be applied to third-party text messaging applications.
Company Apple claims that the whole problem is one of iMessage, the bug apparently being located there, but the reality is that it also affects third-party applications, and Apple will have to solve the problem in the entire operating system. In this idea, until iOS 8.3.1, or another update will be released, a multitude of applications are vulnerable to the bug that can seriously ruin your day.
Unfortunately, the Apple company continues to show us that its iOS 8 operating system is a failure of epic proportions, only succeeding in generating frustration for the users who had the courage to install it. At the moment iOS 8 is close to becoming just a sad memory, so we hope so iOS 9 not to give us similar problems.
