iOS 10 Glitches - Part 4 Apple Fox

iOS 10 Glitches - Part 4

Part 1: https://youtu.be/YrypZW-O478
Part 2: https://youtu.be/Xkf-JdXNbYA
Part 3: https://youtu.be/-CyoICWWYOI

And after you do this, well it’s gonna respring.
What is going on guys Apple Fox here and today I’m about to show you more of the glitches in the lastest version of iOS. I already made a couple of videos presenting you the glitches in iOS 10, in every single video I showed you new ones, this time I’m also going to show you some of the glitches I have never talked about before and which you can go ahead and try on your iPhone if you want to.
Of course there are people who would ask questions like why whould someone want to glitch out their phone or what’s the point of this and of course there’s no benefit from it, it’s more of a curiosity and just seeing what Apple needs to work on in order to make their os better.
So before we get into it, I just want to jump into settings real quick just to confirm that my iPhone is running the latest iOS, the 10.2.1. By the way we are expecting the 10.3 really soon, of course click the subscribe button if you don’t want to miss it.
So these bugs or glitches are going to be about putting your phone into conditions where it just doesn’t know what to do or how to handle this situation, so it just resprings. I already explained couple times but the problem is not in the actual processor, cpu or in the internals. The internals have nothing to do with this. Everything is in the iOS.
Now to perform the first one. You have to unlock your phone of course and get to the notification center. Just put your finger on the screen, doesn’t matter where exactly as long as you’re not clicking any buttons and keep your finger there.
Now click on the microphone icon, and swipe to the right just like you would want to Access the widgets panel with the finger you’ve been holding on the screen.
All you can see after, is the screen with the Wheel that means your device is being restarted or just resprung.
This glitch works in every single app, so if you for example open up camera and perform the steps that I just showed you, you happen to have your iPhone resprung rightaway, which can get annoying if you don’t know what’s going on or how it happened.
By the way if you want to check out my other videos about the glitches present in iOS 10, just go to the description of this video where you can find all of the links to my other videos.
Ok so let's move on to the second glitch which is a little bit more difficult to activate or to actually perform it but it is also possible to make your iPhone respring.

Now you again have to go to the notification center, but instead of staying in the panel of notification, you need to swipe to the widgets panel. And now what you have to do is to slide back to the notifications and click on the dictation icon at the very same time. Then click on any icon here, doesn't matter which one, you just have to get inside the actual app.

So again swipe down to access the notification center and now all you have to is to click the cancel button. This basically causes your iPhone to restart. This is of course not something you could do on accident very easily but it's great to know that it's possible.

So let's recap the glitches, the first one, you put your finger anywhere on the screen and click the dictation microphone button. And quickly swipe right. This is the first one to make your phone glitch out.

The second one is again in the notification center but here you have to again click the dictation microphone, but at the same time as the swiping right. Then you have to click on any of these icons, swipe down again and just click cancel. That's it.

So guys that would be about it for this video, thank you for watching, I really hope you like it, you can try those glitches if you want, not sure if this is best thing you can do, anyways subsribe if you haven't already and see you next time.

iOS 10 Glitches - Part 4
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