The bombs will be broken by the iPhone!

This is not to throw the bomb. The code (written in mathematical and syllable) is written on an SMS. If the link-linked sms of that code hang on the iPhone then you will have to restart it. If luck is good then the normal iPhone can still go. But there is more to the danger of not going. It is called 'text bomb'

According to the BBC, a new error in the technology company Apple's mobile phone and the computer has recently been caught. A software developer named Abraham Masary identified this error. This error can cause iPhone and Mac computers to crash. But in some cases, only the rest can be cut off with a restart.

There is a computer programming website named ZitHab, which has Abraham Maserir. He said that a link-linked code of his website is enough to make this error work. For this reason, the link-related code will be sent to SMS on any mobile device made by Apple. This SMS is called 'Text Bomb'. The user does not need to click on the link after reaching the iPhone.The device error will automatically take effect when it reaches the device. The device will crash immediately. In addition, due to this error, the Apple device's browser speed decreases and the battery is damaged.

According to The Telegraph news, Abraham Masary wrote a tweet on Wednesday that wrote the code. He called on the code to not use it for bad purposes. But hundreds of people have already retweeted the tweet and it has spread to other social media. In view of this incident, Abraham deleted that code.

Abraham Masary said, "I have informed the Apple company about the error of the device. But the company has not yet commented on this. I removed the code from my website. Apple should be more concerned about these errors. I wanted to highlight that. '

The error of the Apple company's software is nothing new. Recently, such errors were detected shortly after. Because of such an error in November, users of the new operating system of Mac OS could access the device without the password. In that case, the company sought forgiveness from customers.