iPhone: What is the Blue Screen of Death and how to solve it with dr.fone

Most people share the term Blue Screen of Death with Windows and its crash screens, but there is a similar phenomenon that also occurs on iPhones when something at the software level does not go as planned.

The Blue Screen of Death can be presented with the most disparate generations of iPhone and can be caused by an unsuccessful update procedure, or after the execution of a malware that has compromised the start of the operating system. When it appears, in short, the iOS device becomes unusable.

We talked about it for the first time at the end of 2013, when the first blue screens of death appeared on iPhone 5S. At the time, the crash screen was triggered because of a bug on the iWork suite applications and related to synchronization of documents with iCloud.

The problem was then solved with an update. However, there are other interactions with Apple terminals that can trigger the onset of the blue screen and prevent the reboot. It is clear that, when it happens, it can be very annoying to no longer have access to the terminal.

There are several methods to restore the smartphone’s correct functioning after the blue screen of death on iPhone appears, as explained in the Wondershare link: the simplest is to force the device to restart and update the apps that may have caused the problem (usually the last one executed before the blue screen). If the problem persists, all that remains is to delete the offending application until you wait for a developer to update, and then reinstall the app via the App Store.

Another solution to the blue screens on the iPhone instead use dr.fone toolkit for iOS.

The peculiarity of dr.fone toolkit for iOS. We do not speak for a while about the blue screens on the iPhone, if your smartphone has presented the problem and continues to do so, and you do not want at all costs to format the device losing all your data, Wondershare could have the answer that does in your case.