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It’s quite common to see an App closed itself unexpectedly on iOS devices.
Reason could be that the app server is on an outage,
The iOS version is outdated, or you are using a beta software, etc.
Whatever it is, there are fixes for it.
In this tutorial, we’ll go over all of them.
Let’s dive in!
No matter your situation,
the first step we recommend will always be a force restart,
which is free and harmless.
For iPhone X or later,
is press and quickly release the volume up button,
then press and quickly release the volume down,
then press and hold the side button,
release it when you see the apple logo.
After this, the issue could still persist, no worries.
You can just go ahead and remove the app,
and then reinstall it on App Store.
This won’t deleted the app data, so rest assured.
The app itself will be updated to the latest one,
which should be the fix.
Next, you’d want to keep your iPhone iOS up to date,
so the Apps won’t have any incompatibility issues.
Moving on, a more comprehensive solution would be using ReiBoot.
By repairing your phone with the standard repair,
you can fix the crashing app without any data loss.
Well done, let’s go ahead and check it out.
Of course, you can also put your phone into recovery mode.
And then update it to the latest iOS using iTunes.
If you are using an beta software which is higher version of the official iOS,
here is how to downgrade with ReiBoot.
This time we select the deep repair, which get us to the factory settings.
Then we go head and set it up.
Make sure to select don’t transfer apps and data during this process.
We can do it later.
OK, so now we are back on iOS 14.
Let’s go ahead and restore everything back.
First, we need to modify the iOS 15 backup so it could work with iOS 14 device.
Type in %appdata%, and hit OK.
Now we are going to Apple computer, mobile sync,
Locate your backup folder.
Inside it find info.plist file.
Open it, and navigate to product version.
Then change iOS 15 to iOS 14.
Once done, save the change and close it.
Now we can start to restore from this backup.
It says restore complete, let’s continue.
See, our applications and data are back now.
On an official public iOS, the apps should work as smooth as it can be.
Of course, you can also downgrade your phone using iTunes.
Just make sure to download the IPSW file beforehand,
then go ahead and restore it to the device.
Just like this.
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