iPhone 6 plus crashes when I download, update or delete any apps

Okay, and now have more than 48 hours have passed.

Result: Yesterday there was a single initially unnoticed respring in my pocket.

Otherwise, everything is extremely stable and reliable.

I can not say whether the limit is 800 or 750 apps currently.

Of course, it's kind of annoying but so are freed his iPhone also something of unused appendages.

So you have even more space for recording HD videos. 😉

Seriously, who wants to use his iPhone 6 plus 128 GB normal, so many apps should delete until you get below 750. Then one is apparently currently on the safe side.

However, Apple should see to it that they solve the problem as soon as possible with an appropriate update. I think nobody wants to wait for it to iOS 9 ... ^^

Yeah, me too man, something is really wrong with the 6 Plus. Going to the Apple store this afternoon. So far I have tried:

Restoring from DFU to 8.0.2 = red of blue screen crash

Restoring from DFU to 8.0 = red of blue screen crash

Setting up from iCloud backup = red of blue screen crash

Setting up from iTunes backup = red of blue screen crash

Setting up as new phone = red of blue screen crash

Yeah, so I got nothing. I had to take my sim out of my new iPhone 6 Plus and put it back in my 5S just so I had a working phone today. Help Apple :\

Oh, also this is on a Silver AT&T 6+ 16GB

Thank you for the update.

Bizarrely, yesterday my phone started off crashing every few minutes as usual. Then around 2 hours later, it stopped crashing for no reason I could determine. It did not crash all day.

I was optimistic until this morning when it crashed immediately, and has kept doing it all day.

1,100 apps by the way.

Well, your post and the notice I have just done look that the problem is that a lot of apps are not optimize for iOS 8 AND the 6 plus yet AND iOS 8 has no 'answer' to 'emulate' this. I don't know how I could it better explain.

The notice I have just done is that I had a crash after I have opened an app that is not optimize for iOS 8 and the plus yet.

So why are more 128GB devices affected?

I guess because they have a lot more apps installed than devices with less storage. And so the probability of software conflicts is higher.

And then is our idea logical that there are not so much problems with crashes when there are not so much apps installed.

If number of all installed apps or the number of not optimized installed apps is the reason - I don't know.

I guess second. Because I have only sometimes and infrequent a crash when I use a not optimized app.

99% of my crashes are not in any app at all. They happen on the main screen, in settings, or in the multi-tasking screen.

So I don't think non-updated iOS7 apps are the cause.

Sure.

But my idea: maybe the background refresh could be a reason.

Has anybody deactivate this feature in The settings?

I will try it. What is it? And where do I find that setting please?

"Hintergrundaktualisierung"

I will also test this today.

Today I'm going to take a little trip to the Horror Nights in an amusement park and will be back home late at night. It is (take pictures, postings etc.) real claimed. And we will travel through Germany and France. Although I do not think that the problem is located in Germany.

Let's see how the 6 plus behaves this all.

However, I noticed the following. In the meantime, I did not notice any sudden crashes without doing anything but only if I wanted to do something. Last night before I went to bed, for example, when I tried to see the widgets in NC. And just now when I wanted to ask a further half an hour the alarm. Fire up the clock app via home screen and there was the crash.

The half hour I have now more from the day ....;)

I can confirm that disabling Background App Refresh makes no difference. It still crashes.

It is still strange. After my last post, the iPhone was not able to find the 2.4 Ghz or 5 Ghz the WIFI. I had to reboot.

During my trip yesterday then I had no problems.

Facebook, the camera app, Glympse, email, WhatsApp, FB messenger, everything worked perfectly in LTE, 3G, roaming and hotspot. Later at home in WIFI also.

Except that when using the Navigon app repeatedly entered the screen lock.

Just now the iPhone then had a respring. As it was in front of me I could see that it was in the case no `white apple crash'. And the reason I was able to easily locate the event. It was an incoming WhatsApp message.

Well, the problems are subjectively felt less.

Since I was also able to locate it on my 6 plus came to a crash before the last update of Glympse and after the update no longer seems to me that my theory updates reduce the problems and eventually completely prevent always logical.

I bet that a corresponding update of WhatsApp and a lot of other apps would also cause much.

BTW: I had disabled Background App Refresh before the trip and reenabled when I came home.

I think the crash scenario is almost certainly this:

1/ iPhone 6 Plus 128GB

2/ At least 1,100 apps installed

3/ Approximately 60% of the iPhone's memory used [not sure about this third requirement]

Yes with all this I agree.

In this thread we have nevertheless found that the 6 plus 128 GB is more stable are the less installed apps and more memory is free.

I still feel that the crashes still occur are due to software conflicts. Every now and then I have widgets if they want to start to update a crash when you display the information. And then when I start certain apps. But no idea. In Germany we say that this is a fishing in troubled waters.

The situation is far from satisfactory. But Apple can afford to ignore this. Eventually my friends will be the problems just disappeared and no one will remember this thread.

I do not think Apple can afford to ignore this. At present only a few of us are having crashes. Those of us with lots of device memory (128GB) and lots of apps.

In time, the average user will have 128GB and perhaps 1000 apps. Then crashes will be common to users, and Apple will have no choice but to fix it. Apple know this, and I cannot think they would be so stupid as to ignore this and wait a few years for that scenario to arise.

I have sent Apple my first 3 days usage crash logs. 100MB of data! So many crashes. Everyone who has this problem needs to do this.