Apple has issued an official response to the so-called “panic-full” crash issue affecting its newly released iPhone 18 Pro series, saying a software update is in the works amid growing user frustration, reports The Herald Business.
Apple’s announcement that it plans to resolve the issue through a software update has fueled speculation that the crashes may be linked to a bug in the company’s latest operating system, the article adds.
The panic-full phenomenon refers to a system error in which an iPhone suddenly freezes or shuts down and then automatically reboots. When the error occurs, a record labeled “panic-full” is left in the device’s diagnostic log.
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