Apple just fixed a bug that's been crashing thousands of iPhones
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Apple pushed a new version of iOS to iPhones and iPads on Thursday that fixes a significant web link crashing issue that affected thousands of iPhones.
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Users first started reporting the issue last week, after Apple released iOS 9.3, a major software update. The bug was related to Universal Links, a feature that lets apps link directly to other apps, instead of to a browser page. Apple had previously promised that a fix was coming.
The update should be available now. You can grab it at Settings > General > Software Update.
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