iPhone 6 Plus Crashing (a lot)

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Actually, it is the second time of having this problem - at least.

iOS4 had the same identical problem. Became highly unstable when over 500 apps were installed. It took Apple over 2 months to believe me that the high number of apps were the cause - or at least to admit to it. They fixed it in iOS5.

What the ****, need to wait until iOS 9?

I hope not.

I have sent Apple my first 3 days usage crash logs. 100MB of data! So many crashes.

How to send crash logs to Apple?

They are in Settings, Privacy, Diagnostics.

If you sync with iTunes, they transfer to your PC.

On a PC, open Windows Explorer, and navigate to the following: C:\Users\ user name \AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\Logs\CrashReporter\MobileDevice\ device name \. In the Device Name folder you will find all your Crash Logs. Copy your Device Name folder to your desktop, then compress it into a zipped folder so it is small enough to send to Apple.

I have no idea about Macs, but it should be similar.

I received my iphone 6 plus today. I spent the evening downloading apps as a new set up instead of restoring from my 4S. Near the end I had a problem with itunes sync. It somehow added mail accounts from .me and the settings app wouldn't stay open and give me settings control. I searched everywhere and there is no answer. I started a restore which takes forever.

I fiddled around and tried to swipe airplane mode and a freakin miracle happened; I got the settings to stay open. I went in and deleted all the mail accounts that weren't Exchange accounts, and signed out of the icloud account. I stopped the restore and my settings button is stable now and not crashing.

If you can get control by swiping the airplane mode button you maybe able to then go in and try reverse engineering the issue that started the loop. Whether it is music account, email, or other apple ID conflicted application. With some more down loading, updates and back up. My phone has remained stable and not crashed.

I have an iPhone 6 64GB iOS 8.0.2, and when I first got it, it wouldn't download my old iPhone 5 backup, so I set it up as a new iphone, manually downloading just my most important apps... no more than 30. It would every once and then reboot out of nowhere, when using it or when not using it. It would continue to reboot and crashing with the red screen of death and blue screen of death.

Then last night it spent all night rebooting on its own and crashing, so this morning I put it in recovery mode and tried to restore it.

Now I just get the 4013 error which says the iPhone can not be restored. Now its stuck in recovery mode and have tried many times to restore it via iTunes, and still get the error and can not restore my iPhone.

What else can I do???

So far the solution of partial restore/cancel and then sync is the only way to keep the phone stable but we are still in limbo over here however since the most important piece of data to me is not the data (can be retrieved otherwise) but the app organization itself which is extremely time consuming.

I have added the following steps in the past week...

*Cleared all iCloud backups, switched fully to new iCloud account and performed fresh iCloud backup after some app reorganization done through iTunes on the iPhone 6. There were some minor issues with the first uploads but once deleting the older versions things went smooth. The iPhone 6 has the complete amount of apps and everything has restored fine.

*Restored from iCloud to the 6 Plus 128 and a fair amount of stability. Once the apps were having trouble loading (at 150ish) however device was rebooted and ended stuck in boot loop.

*Wiped and updated to newest 8.1 and repeated this time leaving the restore overnight before entering the 2nd step of restore (phone setup). More apps downloaded but same behavior. Note that other than hangs and crashes on opening apps etc. there is a glitch that becomes apparent in the keyboard where the keys when switching case or to #'s show blank or with question marks. It is almost as if somehow the restore to the plus is overwriting some core system files.

Serarev does the phone allow itself to go into a DFU mode? And have you tried restoring from a freshly downloaded firmware?

After trying yesterday more than 20 times to restore it, with freshly downloaded 8.0.2 firmware, it finally could be restored. Didn't download my iCloud backup, and just downloaded two apps, whatsapp and facebook. I left the phone charging and went to sleep. This morning it was again restarting itself again in a loop, and saw many red screens, so I just turned it off.

I've tried to turn it on a couple of times today and it just keeps on crashing, restarting and red screens.

I have an appointment this sunday in an Apple store, so maybe they will exchange the iPhone.

I hope you get it fixed, but this is a different issue to the one described in the rest of this thread. So, the solution will be different.

I cannot stress enough how important it is that all of you report the issue to Apple technical support. Insist on deal with a Senior Advisor.

I am dealing with a dedicated senior advisor regarding my issue. He is one I sent my crash logs to. He is also the only person I now deal with about this issue - saves having to repeatedly explain the problem to new junior advisors who will simply run through the standard trouble shooting script with you. He is also the person who is liaising with the iOS software engineers.

The other thing is that if you have your phone swapped out for a "new one" at an Apple store, you are getting a refurb device (like my phone when it is returned to Apple, will be check and given to someone else).

Dealing with Apple support at a senior level means you can ask for a BRAND NEW factory phone to be sent to you, from China.

Apple have not had many of these reports at that level. My advisor was unaware of a single similar complaint to mine.

I too have seen the question marks glitch on the keyboard when Spotlight is swiped down.