I’ve been using my iPhone XS Max for 5 days. Yesterday I picked it up and found it completely unresponsive. It had been sitting idle by the sofa for about 45 minutes with plenty of battery. The screen was off, did not come on when I touched it, it went straight to voicemail when I tried to call it and the power button was doing nothing.
A hard reset (volume up, down and long press of sleep/wake) brought up the apple logo and the phone restarted. Battery had dropped 10% during the time the phone had just been lying idle.
I use the phone for work, including on-call time so it’s important the phone doesn’t give up at random. Luckily this has only happened once so far, but still.
Thanks for any light you can shed or common experiences you can share!
Analytics (which I know nothing about) had a corresponding ResetCounter event:
{"bug_type":"115","timestamp":"2018-09-25 19:06:02.74 +0100","name":"Reset count","os_version":"iPhone OS 12.0 (16A366)","incident_id":"688577C7-DDEB-49EE-BFF2-7D506A7A574C"}
Incident Identifier: 688577C7-DDEB-49EE-BFF2-7D506A7A574C
CrashReporter Key: 014bfe69718d9a219bee9a24a3b687b530d203be
Date: 2018-09-25 19:05:57.92 +0100
Reset count: 0
Boot failure count: 1
Boot faults: force_off
Boot stage: 255
Boot app: 0
(Device was set up from iCloud Backup on Friday)
A hard reset (volume up, down and long press of sleep/wake) brought up the apple logo and the phone restarted. Battery had dropped 10% during the time the phone had just been lying idle.
- Has anyone else experienced this with their new device?
- Is this indicative of a software or hardware problem or is it impossible to say?
- What can cause these sort of events?
I use the phone for work, including on-call time so it’s important the phone doesn’t give up at random. Luckily this has only happened once so far, but still.
Thanks for any light you can shed or common experiences you can share!
Analytics (which I know nothing about) had a corresponding ResetCounter event:
{"bug_type":"115","timestamp":"2018-09-25 19:06:02.74 +0100","name":"Reset count","os_version":"iPhone OS 12.0 (16A366)","incident_id":"688577C7-DDEB-49EE-BFF2-7D506A7A574C"}
Incident Identifier: 688577C7-DDEB-49EE-BFF2-7D506A7A574C
CrashReporter Key: 014bfe69718d9a219bee9a24a3b687b530d203be
Date: 2018-09-25 19:05:57.92 +0100
Reset count: 0
Boot failure count: 1
Boot faults: force_off
Boot stage: 255
Boot app: 0
(Device was set up from iCloud Backup on Friday)