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iPhone SE (2022) iPhone SE 2022 - Kernel Panic
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I wasn’t saying or making the statement or affirmation that Apple addressed the issue on this update. Maybe I expressed myself wrong and some of you misunderstood me.
I was expressing the high probabilities -thus, should, conditional-, that Apple could have addressed the issue on the latest version of their operating system. Two reasons come to my mind: 1st: this is a major update release (it’s not a minor update like 15.4.1), and 2nd, if I recall correctly, the iPhone SE was released with iOS 15.4; since then, they have gathered a lot of diagnostic reports -from people who allows Apple to collect them-, and for iOS 15.5 they should -again, should- have fixed a major problem that is affecting one of their most recently released hardware.
That’s why I’m asking if they have updated their phone, and I’ll be asking if they are noticing this bug with 15.5. I guess we will know that soon.
But, to answer your question: no, I don’t have data to support that Apple has indeed solved the issue with 15.5, neither I was stating it. Maybe I should have used “could” instead of “should”, in my mother tongue those have similar meaning.
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After facing panic problem every week for a month.
I got new phone as replacement from Apple Store.
I used new phone for 7 days and the first panic occurred.
From my curious, I turning off 'Raise to wake' & 'Reachability' in the Settings. It did not panic for 9 days now.
I got new phone as replacement from Apple Store.
I used new phone for 7 days and the first panic occurred.
From my curious, I turning off 'Raise to wake' & 'Reachability' in the Settings. It did not panic for 9 days now.
Thank you for reporting!! This confirms Apple didn’t fix it on 15.5, I told you that we would know soon.
See? This is what I meant, Apple should’ve fixed it with 15.5, but strangely enough, they didn’t, and this discourages me from acquiring one myself. Let’s hope they eventually fix it, rather sooner than later.
I always had those settings turned off, and I had panics with them off.
Is it though? Besides this thread, and a few even smaller ones, I'm not seeing much about this at all. Not trying to sound snarky - legitimately asking.
there are several news about ios 15.6 beta on various websites in the end it is known if it is a software or hardware failure? I see new comments from people who have changed it and it continues to happen what do you think?
Maybe MacRumors will write an article if this issue persists. Right now (with 3 panics in 2 months) it’s only been a very minor annoyance to me. That being said, random unexplained kernel panics on brand new iPhones isn’t nothing, so hopefully it’s a software issue that will be patched soon.
He probably meant that, despite saying that he only got 3 reboots in 2 months, it’s not something Apple should ignore because it is still a problem occurring on a brand new device that should be addressed and fixed as soon as possible.
Que a pesar de pasarle solamente 3 veces en 2 meses, reinicios aleatorios sin explicación aparente en dispositivos nuevos no es poca cosa.
I think the same as you, I think Apple should fix it as soon as possible, do you think it's 100% software or could it be hardware? there is beta 15.6, if it were software I hope they fix it in that version
the iphone se 2022 is the same as the 2020 and the iphone 8 and I think the 7, internally the motherboard has the same design it would be very rare if they soldered something wrong or some component, in a new iphone in design it could happen but in one that It is the same as the previous ones, in my opinion, a fault like this in the factory would be very rare, they already have experience with this model, and if that had happened there would be a big problem in sales/repairs/replacements, and surely 100% of those manufactured would be the same. same batch, sales are not equal to iphone 13 compared to se, a lot of money lost by apple if there was a factory failure
Well it certainly wouldn’t be the first time there’s been a hardware issue with an Apple product that required a repair program or replacement. And it’s not exactly the same as previous models internally - there’s a new modem and a new chip inside.
I’m still optimistic it’s a software bug, but it’s definitely odd that these random kernel panics only seem to be happening on one iPhone model.
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According to what I saw on the intrrnet, when it is hardware, it gives kernel panic every 3 minutes, if they were welding or some other component. but it happens randomly every x days, they commented that it is something of the ARKit but I don't understand. Assuming that it is hardware, it should happen very often and when putting the fingerprint it fails. Just as if it were due to heat, the cpu would fail using it, but using it does not happen, it only happens when unlocking. I would not like a repair, it would not be closed the same, they can even scratch it and a replacement is a refurbished, hopefully it would be software, it would be my first iPhone, if it were hardware, what a disappointment and bad taste
Besides, that would mean staying days without the phone.
From the first kernel panic to the second, 2 weeks passed, now it hasn't happened to me for 9 days. That it hasn't happened to you doesn't mean anything. On this page a user changed it 5 times and it kept happening. It's random, it may not happen to you in another 2 weeks or it may be 5 minutes from now. looking at apple's history with iphone 6 and 12 repairs due to factory problems, they are batches from x months to x month, not x units. So I see the hardware failure as unlikely and more than it gives an ARKit error, which is a kind of api that remains without response for seconds and crashes. Looking at the 3-min kernels, they usually give a missing or failure error, etc.
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT212788 on the apple website in the change log the iphone se 2022 problem appears as repaired it's weird since the partner @CE3 keeps happening to him the text says:
- Fixes an issue that may cause iPhone SE (3rd gen) to unexpectedly shutdown
Lol good catch! Maybe CE3 is an outlier? I don’t think anybody else has reported a 15.5 kernel panic yet.
wow, I never had a kernel panic on my iPhone nor iPad. I had some on my Mac but thats to be expected as macOS is more open.
Maybe @CE3 should get the iPhone replaced by Apple as any iPhone should work at all times. It's also weird that Apple logs show the issue as fixed but that user and so far the only user in the thread with 15.5 do so.
Maybe @CE3 should get the iPhone replaced by Apple as any iPhone should work at all times. It's also weird that Apple logs show the issue as fixed but that user and so far the only user in the thread with 15.5 do so.