The appearance of malicious code makes iMessage on iPhone be stifled and remedied
Recently, an affiliate link called 'bottleOS' was released online. If the user clicks on the link, the malicious code will be sent to make iMessage on iOS and macOS immediately freeze and cannot download the next content.
Recently, an affiliate link called 'bottleOS' was released online. If the user clicks on the link, the malicious code will be sent to make iMessage on iOS and macOS immediately "freeze and cannot download the next content. This link is specifically iabem97. github.io/chaiOS .
The only way to deal with this malicious code is to reboot the device, but in some cases even if it has restarted, the error is repeated.
Share the iPhone's iMessage app crash and how to fix it.
ChaiOS affects both the source device and the target device. Although it does not cause any damage to the device, it makes the user experience annoyance. Currently, there has not been any feedback on this new error from the US company.
Instructions to fix the link hanging iPhone's iMessage application.
To fix the link error hanging iMessage, users open the link vincedes3.com/save.html with Safari on iPhone. Website opens, you follow the requirements above that it is possible to enter the normal messaging application. Finally delete the message that stifles the application.
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