Nowadays iPhone users are facing problem...
Apple’s latest iOS 9.3 update has come with problems for iPad owners with iPad Air and older devices. Even iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s plus users are complaining of app crashes when trying to open links via Safari, Mail, Messages, etc.
Seven rounds of betas weren’t enough — many iOS users are reporting on Apple’s support forums that a bug is affecting their devices. When they click on links in Safari, Chrome, Mail, Messages, Notes and others, the app freezes and crashes. If you’re one of them, here’s a fix that might solve your issues.
But this issue is resolved by apple by introducing universal link, a brand new way to handle links with native apps.
That's why when you click on a youtube/somelink it will open youtube app on your iPhone instead of loading a web page.
Either way, if you’re encountering this bug, Apple will probably fix it in its next bug fix update.
Apple had to re-release iOS 9.3 for users of iPad Air, and older devices. iPad 2 GSM model users were the worst affected it seems, as they could not log into the device after the update, until they had the password to the original iCloud account that was used to set up the device.
So in cases where users had switched accounts or had forgotten their password, they found themselves locked out of the device thanks to the iOS 9.3 update.
Also see: Apple iPhone SE first impression: iPhone 5S gets the innards of iPhone 6s
Apple has even set-up a specific support page for iPad 2 GSM model users explaining how to log back in, after the iOS 9.3 update. Apple’s advice for iPad 2 owners, try installing and logging in via iTunes.
Apple’s support page says that once the iPad is connected to a computer with the latest iTunes, the user should try to do a force restart. Users need to press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time to do this, and they should do this till they see the recovery mode screen
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Apple’s latest iOS 9.3 update has come with problems for iPad owners with iPad Air and older devices. Even iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s plus users are complaining of app crashes when trying to open links via Safari, Mail, Messages, etc.
Seven rounds of betas weren’t enough — many iOS users are reporting on Apple’s support forums that a bug is affecting their devices. When they click on links in Safari, Chrome, Mail, Messages, Notes and others, the app freezes and crashes. If you’re one of them, here’s a fix that might solve your issues.
But this issue is resolved by apple by introducing universal link, a brand new way to handle links with native apps.
That's why when you click on a youtube/somelink it will open youtube app on your iPhone instead of loading a web page.
Either way, if you’re encountering this bug, Apple will probably fix it in its next bug fix update.
Apple had to re-release iOS 9.3 for users of iPad Air, and older devices. iPad 2 GSM model users were the worst affected it seems, as they could not log into the device after the update, until they had the password to the original iCloud account that was used to set up the device.
So in cases where users had switched accounts or had forgotten their password, they found themselves locked out of the device thanks to the iOS 9.3 update.
Also see: Apple iPhone SE first impression: iPhone 5S gets the innards of iPhone 6s
Apple has even set-up a specific support page for iPad 2 GSM model users explaining how to log back in, after the iOS 9.3 update. Apple’s advice for iPad 2 owners, try installing and logging in via iTunes.
Apple’s support page says that once the iPad is connected to a computer with the latest iTunes, the user should try to do a force restart. Users need to press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time to do this, and they should do this till they see the recovery mode screen
