Recently, Many iPhone or iOS device owners fallen into a weird
bug, where the date setting is being set to January 1, 1970, and if you set it
to the correct date, it will reboot and will result on unusable or brick iOS
device. This was a very big problem for Apple now, but it was being claim that
it was just a prank, when the date is being set to January 1, 1970, it will
reboot with the old Macintosh Logo on it. But, it was a prank that now one
seems happy.
Many iPhone owners fall in to this prank and the result was their
iPhone are now unusable or brick. But the Apple did acknowledge this issue on their
webpage. Also a fix is coming on the upcoming iOS update but, many owners are
already brick their iPhones.
If still you don’t set your iPhone’s date, don’t do it or
warn your friend about this weird bug on iPhone before it’s too late. But, a
new tested fix for this bug have been posted at Youtube. But it will use some
small amount of money in your pocket for this fix.
The name of Youtube video, for the fix is “JerryRigEverything”,
where you only need to do to fix this weird date bug is to remove the iPhone
battery. By cutting off the power of iPhone and reconnect the battery again,
the iPhone will be force to reset the date and finally reboot again.
But, as far we know, iPhone don’t have those removable cover
at the back, same with Android smartphones. You will a special kind screw
driver, a special pentalobe screwdriver, because Apple uses a special screws,
standard screw driver won’t fit. Go to Amazon and for the cheapest Pentalobescrew driver.
Amazon Pentalobe Screw Driver:
Click here for $5.99
Click Here for $6.89
After, buying those special screw driver, check the video
below and follow the steps:
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