Google detected an iMessage error that caused the iPhone to become 'brick'.

When working on a Google project to "hunt down" zero-day vulnerabilities that have not been fixed, researcher Natalie Silvanovich has accidentally discovered a new iMessage error on the iPhone phone.

Specifically, this new iMessage error, which was found on MacOS, could cause the computer to crash, restart. This error is even more dangerous when trying on the iPhone, which can cause the device to be reset "hard", forcing users to remove all data and reinstall the entire device, even turning the iPhone into "brick". .

Similar to previous iMessage errors, your iPhone will only fail if you receive a message containing certain syntax from someone deliberately "playing bad", or being "terrorized" by "bombs". message".

Immediately after receiving information about this error, Apple immediately corrected by a patch via iOS 12.3 update released on May 13 and now announced.

Silvanovich also shared more about how to fix this error, which is to restart the computer under recovery mode, then reset the data, but then all the data on the device will be deleted.

In 2018, Apple devices also used the "Black Dot" bug that caused the user's iPhone to hang up the application after receiving a joke from friends and relatives.

To fix the problem caused by the new iMessage error and fix security holes, Apple advises users to check regularly and upgrade to new iOS versions as soon as possible.

1. iOS 13 has a special feature that makes the iPhone battery not fully charged 100%
2. On iOS 12.3 iPhone Lock cannot change the ICCID code directly on the phone and this is a fix