iPhone and iPad customers have reported crashing points with third-party apps after syncing with M1-powered MacBook fashions. The third-party apps reportedly crash proper after launch, making them fully unusable. Nevertheless, pre-installed apps appear to run high quality. The customers’ stories began coming in a couple of month after the M1-powered MacBook laptops have been launched and the issue nonetheless seems to persist. Apple does not appear to have shared a repair for the difficulty and even acknowledged it but.
As per consumer stories on Apple help, Reddit, and different boards level out that iPhone and iPad fashions appear to expertise third-party app crashes after syncing their machine with M1-powered MacBook fashions. In accordance with a video shared by a consumer on Reddit recorded on iPhone X, third-party apps like YouTube, Instagram, WhatsApp, and others appeared to right away crash after being opened, making them fully unusable. Nevertheless, apps like Safari, Apple Music, and Messages have been working simply high quality.
On the unique discussion board publish, customers additionally identified that putting in or updating apps from the App Retailer can also be not doable because the progress circle fills up after which reverts to the ‘cloud’ obtain icon. Rebooting the units, restoring the iPhone, or re-installing iPhone/ iPad OS does not appear to unravel the difficulty.
One of many customers discovered a workaround, suggesting that connecting to an older MacBook operating Calatina OS solves the issue. This consumer had a 2012 MacBook Professional operating Calatina.
Apple does not appear to have acknowledged the difficulty as of now, that might counsel that the issue just isn’t that widespread. For now, there appears to be no resolution to this difficulty so it’s advisable that folks utilizing M1-powered MacBook fashions do not sync their iPad or iPhone fashions, until Apple works one thing out.
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