Apple issued a fix to the bug that was crashing iPhones with a single character.
On Monday,Ireland the company released several updates, including iOS 11.2.6. If you've got an iPhone or iPad, you should probably download it ASAP.
Last week, a bug was discovered that crashed systems with a single character from the Telugu language, which is used in parts of India. Mashable tested the bug and found that, yes, it was a real problem.
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It crashed phones and third-party messaging apps including WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. Now, thankfully, the problem is fixed ... until a new bug is discovered.
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