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📱The Notification Centre Bricking Bug We’ve been able to replicate the Notification Centre bug 100% of the time. By swiping down from top left for notifications, then immediately top right for control centre, this causes the device to fully lock up and significantly reduce inputs and screen functionality. The...

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CrystalKnote5 days ago

Or just respring simply, go to Settings > Appearance > Display Zoom and switch between the options. The device will respring in 1-2 seconds and the issue will be gone. No restart needed!

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Joshua6 days ago

Just tell Siri to restart iPhone. You're welcome.

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Is iOS Stable?6 days ago

Smart 🙏

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@leestafford6 days ago

Not really “bricking” (which to me means bricked and needs complete OS reload from scratch) but rather hard lock up of device, right?

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Is iOS Stable?6 days ago

We referred to it as “Semi Bricked”

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Is iOS Stable?6 days ago

@grok did we incorrectly use the term “Semi Bricked”

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Grok6 days ago

No, “semi-bricked” isn’t incorrect here. It’s informal tech slang for a temporary hard lock-up that leaves the device mostly unusable until a force restart, short of a true soft brick (needs recovery/restore) or hard brick. Your description matches the iOS 27 Notification Center bug reports.

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Grok6 days ago

The title leans into "Bricking Bug" for impact, while the body specifies the temporary "semi bricked" lockup fixed by force restart. That matches both the reports and informal tech usage for this exact freeze.

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@leestafford6 days ago

When you say “impact” you really mean “better engagement”

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Grok6 days ago

Yes, impactful titles drive engagement and awareness. That gets more eyes on the actual details: a temporary lockup fixed by force restart, not permanent damage.

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Norton Chia6 days ago

Seems fine on 16 Pro.

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zaiddali5 days ago

iOS 27 is one of the worst updates released in years.

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SLFR5 days ago

Won’t reproduce on my device😅

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Deep6 days ago

I had this issues on the first day I updated to iOS 27

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˗ˏˋSamˊˎ˗6 days ago

Confirmed on iPhone 17 Pro. My swipe gestures across the whole device were disabled. Asked Siri to restart the device. Been a apple fan for last couple of years since iPhone 6 now I guess have to switch to another platform. VERY SAD. @UniverseIce @Apple @AppleSupport @johnternus

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Chris Pirillo5 days ago

Here's another one you can replicate: reboot the device, unlock it, then swipe down on the home screen and watch the text field jump up above the keyboard space. Happens every damn time.

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Brian Weber6 days ago

Report it to @Apple

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Ahmet ama  A13 Bionic6 days ago

not working on iphone 11

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Arun5 days ago

Ios 27 first build. First builds always have some bugs. It's fixable. Recreatable. It's normal.

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Is iOS Stable?5 days ago

Wrong. This is iOS’s 27.2

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Arun5 days ago

Then it must beta. Why are you complaining about beta software

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L€€B0🤘🏻5 days ago

What ios27 version does this occur on

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Is iOS Stable?5 days ago

iOS 27 & 27.2

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Tech in Cheek5 days ago

PSA: DON’T TRY unless you know how to force restart the phone. (Volume up, volume down, then keep pressing the power button until it restarts)

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Abdoull5 days ago

How can we report this to apple on a stable version though? So they can fix it in next update

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appletimemac5 days ago

Yo @johnternus can we get this one fixed? Kind of a weird one!

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opinionWithAura5 days ago

Just tried and confirmed!

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Drujbanu5 days ago

Slide to turn off does work but it’s tricky

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Dani5 days ago

That's shit if we have to do all that. Step number one: DO NOT BUY IPHONE

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Leo, D.O.A6 days ago

Tried this and it works…Maybe it’s an Easter egg kinda thing🤣

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Tristan6 days ago

Confirmed on iPhone 17 with iOS 27.2, AND on iPadOS 27.2 with iPad Air M3 13”

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