Though Apple stated that a further software update has helped fix these issues, there are still users reporting that their iPhone/iPad has been bricked after installing iOS 10.
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Connect the iOS device to your PC or Mac. The company has accepted that some users were affected, however, the problem was resolved.
Apple users who were quick to download its latest iOS 10 software on Tuesday were subject to a major bug that left devices temporarily useless.
There are a couple of other changes bundled into the update that are compatible with previous versions of iOS. If you fall into this unlucky camp of people, then you need to take the steps below to recover your device. Users would previously slide their finger across the screen of smartphone to access their device, or use Touch ID by placing their finger on the home button. They also recommended downloading iOS 10 via iTunes. After coming to know about the problem, Apple tried examined the issue from its end and has fixed it.
When that’s done, set up your device and restore everything from when you’ve backed up your phone with iTunes or iCloud. To backup a device via iTunes, connect it via a USB cable to iTunes, tap on the device name and click “Back Up Now”.
A new lock screen widget has been added to the app to allow you see how many unread messages you have. The tech monster has even described iOS 10 as their biggest iOS release ever, according to Mirror.
Apple made Siri available to app developers in iOS 10, so you can use the digital assistant to do more inside apps that haven’t been coded by Cupertino.
Start by going to Settings General Accessibility Home Button.
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The free upgrade includes new features including an overhauled messages app with more emojis and animations, a new notification system for the lock screen and Siri being able to work with more apps.
