iOS 16 Notifications

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Created Jun ’22

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When my iPhone 12 Max Pro boots up in iOS16, and I do nothing just waiting to introducing my pin/faceID, he starts as expected the notifications. Once they are loaded, the device gives me the wait circle and restarts the process.

When I get into the device, via the normal way, I have the same behaviour.

The biggest issue is that I can't access the crash reports to see why. I've just added the console and I have the trace of the device, but nothing really seems to tell me what is going wrong.

Does any one has a clue to tackle this more in detail or solve, so that I can report this correctly.

Greetz.,

ESO SRL

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Answer 1

esosprl OP

Jun ’22

Finally, it seems to be related to the accessibility functionalities. Cause when voice over is activated on the watch or on the device you have this issue.

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Answer 2

esosprl OP

Jun ’22

Issue came back this morning, without any action on the device. And its reboots faster than before. As long as you don't identify yourself after the first reboot, it remains in his normal working state. As from the moment you introduce your pincode, the device starts rebooting once the notifications are loading/loaded. Same as yesterday, I don't have a lot of info in the console that helps me finding out what is happening.

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Answer 3

esosprl OP

Jun ’22

Finally, It has nothing to do with what I am looking for, because around 8 am it's start and the problems solves him selves around noon. This has become a daily habit. I don't really see what is going on.

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Answer 4

esosprl OP

Jun ’22

Updated to Beta 2 and the issue is still present. Every day, and now I am sure at 8 o'clock it starts. I will try on Monday to connect the console before 8 o'clock, to see what is triggering this. It's very annoying, cause when you debug an application, you need to wait until this cycle, which is something for about 2 hours, last.

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Answer 5

esosprl OP

Jun ’22

Wrong conclusion, cause I de-activated them all, and the problem comes back. It was just a coincident that the reset happend at the moment that the automatic recycle/restart of whatever application happens

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Answer 6

esosprl OP

Jul ’22

End of the story, I rebooted multiple times my iPhone on Sundays after that he went in his reboot mode. Quite difficult, cause you have to be fast to start the forced reboot before the crash reboot happens. But since the whole bunch of reboots, even in diagnostic boot, but I didn't got a Mac to link the device on. Once the device came back into the normal mode, the automatic crashboots stopped showing themselves up.

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