I have T-mobile and haven't had this issue. What I do have a issue with is WiFi Calling!!!! I'm right now 2 feet from a router on Wifi, and yet Wifi is now showing up on the top of my phone for Wifi calling!!!! In fact I haven't seen it in a while now. It just stops working. I've had to call T-mobile in the past for this issue to get it fixed. Maybe that's a good thing right now with the blue screen issue?!?!?! It's been great at work getting a nice clean call inside this brick building. It's poor with everyone else also. Maybe I should be in a rush to get it working , yet on the other hand I really need it working.
The question is why it is blue. I'd think that the Apple engineers would realize the bad ju-ju that a blue screen gives
I had a Mac that was crashing on boot to a perfect BSOD. It was running SL. Was an iMac which had been running 24/7 for 8+ years. I decided to format and reinstall so I could give it away clean. Installation was normal but when it booted up to the welcome animation, it would get about 10 seconds in and crash to a BSOD, the exact shade of blue that Windows had. Never did get it to work after several reinstalls. Finally tossed it.
On T-Mobile as well, and I have not seen any BSOD or random restart issues. In fact, since updating my 5s to iOS 8 last September, I've had only one respring occurrence.
The carrier update will always ask if you want to install the update. The current carrier version for T-Mobile is 19.1, and that has not changed since at least iOS 8.2 (if not 8.1.x).
I do occasionally see the wi-fi calling disappear, but that's not very often. I can usually re-enable it by toggling the Airplane Mode.
I was hit with the same bug. First, I performed few hard resets, this did not help. I then reset my network setting thinking that might fix the issue, nope. I then deleted one of the games I had and re-downloaded from the cloud and problem solved.
It's happening on AT&T too. I already had my iPhone 6 plus replaced once but the replacement reboots itself as well. It must be an issue with the GSM version of the phone.
I've had it happen with my iPhone 6 Plus twice now, once with it just sitting on my desk with me doing nothing with it at the time. I hope a carrier settings update comes soon to correct this issue. Seems T-Mobile overlooked something with their last carrier settings update and now we're dealing with this.
I am an AT&T customer and I got the blue screen on 6/25 and 6/27 a couple of times while in Columbia, SC. When I am in rural SC I don't have a problem.
It's definitely not carrier specific. I have experienced this issue on an unlocked 6 purchased directly from Apple. I suddenly started getting a blue screen before crashing and also an all red screen before half the pixels faded out slowly before crashing. Eventually my phone bricked and stopped responding when I plugged in my charger. Apple replaced it.
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I have T-mobile and haven't had this issue. What I do have a issue with is WiFi Calling!!!! I'm right now 2 feet from a router on Wifi, and yet Wifi is now showing up on the top of my phone for Wifi calling!!!! In fact I haven't seen it in a while now. It just stops working. I've had to call T-mobile in the past for this issue to get it fixed. Maybe that's a good thing right now with the blue screen issue?!?!?! It's been great at work getting a nice clean call inside this brick building. It's poor with everyone else also. Maybe I should be in a rush to get it working , yet on the other hand I really need it working.
The question is why it is blue. I'd think that the Apple engineers would realize the bad ju-ju that a blue screen gives
I had a Mac that was crashing on boot to a perfect BSOD. It was running SL. Was an iMac which had been running 24/7 for 8+ years. I decided to format and reinstall so I could give it away clean. Installation was normal but when it booted up to the welcome animation, it would get about 10 seconds in and crash to a BSOD, the exact shade of blue that Windows had. Never did get it to work after several reinstalls. Finally tossed it.
On T-Mobile as well, and I have not seen any BSOD or random restart issues. In fact, since updating my 5s to iOS 8 last September, I've had only one respring occurrence.
The carrier update will always ask if you want to install the update. The current carrier version for T-Mobile is 19.1, and that has not changed since at least iOS 8.2 (if not 8.1.x).
I do occasionally see the wi-fi calling disappear, but that's not very often. I can usually re-enable it by toggling the Airplane Mode.
FIXED
I was hit with the same bug. First, I performed few hard resets, this did not help. I then reset my network setting thinking that might fix the issue, nope. I then deleted one of the games I had and re-downloaded from the cloud and problem solved.
Have not experienced any more BSOD.
“One" of the games?
Thanks for the fix!
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I've had it happen with my iPhone 6 Plus twice now, once with it just sitting on my desk with me doing nothing with it at the time. I hope a carrier settings update comes soon to correct this issue. Seems T-Mobile overlooked something with their last carrier settings update and now we're dealing with this.
For more info, you can go to http://www.theverdict.in/news/blue-screen-of-death-for-t-mobile-iphone-users/
The question is why it is blue. I'd think that the Apple engineers would realize the bad ju-ju that a blue screen gives
It's literally just the blue pixel subunits on with no text. I've also seen all red subpixel units on before a crash.