Don’t be surprised if you have a strange error on your iPhone these days. Because lately, everyone is talking about their phones turning off by themselves at night and then turning on again. So what is the source of this problem? Has Apple made a statement on the issue? Is iOS 17 to blame? Here is the mysterious and strange iPhone auto-shutdown error in full detail…
It turns off by itself at night! Here is the mysterious error on iPhones!
Are you waking up to your iPhone passcode screen in the morning after a spontaneous reboot at night? You are not alone. This seems to happen to many iPhone users. The strangest part for affected people is that looking at the battery level data shows that the phone was left off for several hours at night.
In short, your phone turns off by itself at night, stays off for a while, and then turns on again. People think, “I wonder if the phone was too tired during the day and fell asleep?” It’s not like there’s a funny question like this. Looking at Reddit and many other forums, many users seem to be suffering from the same problem.
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It seems very natural that iPhone models crashed and restarted themselves in the first place. As a result, even if you use the world’s fastest and most powerful device, sometimes system software may crash. But the strange thing here is that this situation occurs every night and when you examine the battery data, the phone remains turned off for a while.
There is no statement on the subject yet. We can say that it is a somewhat mysterious error. According to our guess, Apple officials are not fully aware of the situation yet. Once the problem becomes clear, it will be solved with a new update. Most guesses about the source of the problem blame iOS 17. When new explanations come about the issue, we will present our solution news to you as quickly as possible on ShiftDelete.Net.