Subj : Some iPhones are mysteriously turning off at night  iOS 17.0.3 co
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From : TechnologyDaily
Date : Thu Oct 12 2023 11:30:04

Some iPhones are mysteriously turning off at night  iOS 17.0.3 could be the 
culprit

Date:
Thu, 12 Oct 2023 10:13:17 +0000

Description:
Multiple reports are appearing of iPhones shutting down at night  and it 
might be related to iOS 17.0.3.

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Multiple users are reporting their iPhones mysteriously turning off for 
several hours during the night, and right now it's not clear what's causing 
it  or if the problem is related to the recent roll out of iOS 17 . 

It's difficult to assess how widespread the issue is, but it's definitely 
happening: reports are coming in from MacRumors , 9to5Mac , and Reddit . 
Users are having to enter their PINs when they wake up (suggesting a reboot 
has happened), and are also noticing a gap of several hours in the iOS 
battery health graph. 

You can see if there's a gap in the graph on your own iPhone by opening 
Settings , then tapping Battery . If there are no green lines on the chart 
for the early hours of the morning, then you too have been hit by the weird 
bug. 

As yet Apple hasn't officially acknowledged the problem, or said anything 
about a fix. So if your iPhone is randomly rebooting while you're asleep, 
there's not much you can do about it. You might want to set your morning 
alarm on another device though, just to be sure. No explanation yet 

This seems to be affecting multiple phones, so it's not just limited to the 
new iPhone 15 . On the software side, most people affected seem to be using 
iOS 17.0.3. As such, it's possible that the latest update is to blame, but 
not all the reports include an iOS version, making it hard to know for sure. 

Various explanations have been put forward by the sleuths of the internet, 
with suggestions ranging from some kind of aggressive memory management to 
related battery settings like Optimized Charging. 

A lot of the complaints are people chiming in to say they've had the same 
experience without giving any extra details, which means it's not easy to see 
a pattern in what's happening  but it's definitely worth keeping an eye on. 

The most likely outcome is that Apple will squash whatever bug this is in the 
next iOS update. Just a few days ago we saw a fix issued for iPhone 15 
overheating problems, so let's hope there aren't too many more software 
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Link to news story:
https://www.techradar.com/phones/iphone/some-iphones-are-mysteriously-turning-
off-at-night-ios-1703-could-be-the-culprit


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