How to Fix Boot Loop Issues if you do NOT own a computer

Thank you very kindly for this expedient reply.

Some users on YT, such as this one, think that boot loops can be fixed without the use of a computer or Mac if one has a newer model iPhone, which I do (15+).

https://youtu.be/KpHsZi8sqz4?si=5a_W0ZnCz-nzpD_i&t=130 (Starting at timepoint 02:10)

Another YT-ber had this idea: https://youtu.be/JVF2U5aqpj8?si=bIsmxJi7YdggZZEp&t=58 (Starting at timepoint 00:58)

What say all of you guys?

All input and responses are welcome!

Thank you in advance for them.

Since I have Apple's attention, here is a new video from Aaron Zollo in YouTube, to whom I subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl4Icb5CufI&t=89s

>>> Why can't people get stuff right the first time, rather than have to go back and fix mistakes / bugs?

I live close to a library wherein patrons can use public computers on Windows.

I guess I could try that, if either of my devices starts **** boot looping.

What are the exact steps to follow if one uses a Windows computer, please?

Asking because I want to print out and save the instructions you give to me.

I am not that tech savvy.

Thank you in advance for any and all information you care to give to me.

Sorry?

Context is that I do not own a computer and I want to know how to fix iPhone and iPad boot loop issues if one does not own a computer.

I have heard the term "boot loop" bandied around so much and tell of it being dire when any phone has boot looop issues, so ... I was wanting to know what in the heck that term meant and how to do something about it, if all one has is an iPhone and an iPad.

Some YouTubers are under the impression that such issues can be fixed without the need of a computer, whilst others are of the opinion that such cannot be done.

What if there is not an Apple store near someone?

I have one near me but near means about 10 miles away by bus, arrrrgh!