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A security researcher found that typing these characters into Spotlight Search or App Library will crash your iPhone.
Typing these characters with iOS 18 and iOS 18.1 causes Spotlight Search to crash, but Springboard does not fully crash.
This is not a security issue and there’s “no evidence yet to suggest anyone other than an iOS device owner manually typing the characters could trigger this bug.
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