There's now ANOTHER annoying glitch in Apple's iOS 9 update

WhatsApp users have started to experience a bizarre new volume glitch on iOS 9

A MYSTERY flaw is leaving iOS 9 users without sound.

Apple users have been left baffled by ANOTHER strange glitch.
The latest glitch affects WhatsApp and is leaving users, who have upgraded their Apple devices to the latest version of iOS, without any sound.
The software hiccup occurs when you open WhatsApp when listening to a music track and attempt to take or add an existing picture to the message.

As soon as the camera icon in a chat window is tapped, the system volume is automatically switched to silent.
What makes the bug even more annoying is that the volume doesn't return when you close the app.
To get your track back, you need to return to your music app to drag up the volume slider, use the buttons on the left hand-side of the device, or Control Centre.

Apple released the latest version of its mobile operating system, iOS 9 earlier this month

iOS 9 added a refreshed Notes app and public transporter information for Apple Maps

Tech website iTopnews.de is reporting that thousands of Apple fans have already emailed and complained that iOS 9 shuts off the volume on their smartphones during multiple activities.
And it seems that social network Facebook is also triggering some issue on the devices.
Apple's new operating system has, so far, had a relatively easy start to its life and, whilst this WhatsApp glitch is annoying, it's not a major disaster.

There has been a small backlash to one of the new features bundled with the latest mobile operating system, dubbed Wifi Assist – which has quickly drained some users' mobile data.
Although,NewsNewsBlog.blogspot.com does not believe the feature is entirely responsible.
When the US tech firm launched its last iOS 8 update in 2014, it was dogged with more serious problems including killing the fingerprint scanner and crashing phones.
According to Apple the latest iOS 9 has already been installed in over 50% of devices, making it the fastest adoption in the firm's history.