This iPhone GLITCH is causing BIG problems for iCloud users

iPhone owners who have upgraded their smartphone via an iCloud backup are experiencing trouble

A NEW Apple bug is causing iPhones to expand apps – making many of the app windows too BIG to use.

 

iPhone owners who have just upgraded their smartphone to the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus are being hit by a puzzling glitch.

Users who have ditched their iPhone 5, 5S and 5C smartphones smartphones in favour of the latest Apple handset have noticed a number of apps are zoomed-in on their display.

According to MacRumours, the bizarre bug appears to only affect those who have transferred their settings and content via an iCloud backup.

Apps which appear blown-up and zoomed include Wallet, Weather, Watch, Calculator and the Health app.

 

Those unlucky enough to be suffering from the bug have been left unable to access and use key parts of the affected app as the US is cut-off by the sides of the display.

Forums are now filling up with Apple iPhone 6S owners moaning about the latest issue.

One Apple fan reported the glitch on Apple's own discussion forum: "I just got my iPhone 6s today and tried loading credit cards into the Wallet app only to find that the view (for lack of a better word) is zoomed-in, essentially cutting the sides off of my cards and passes."

 

Many of Apple's own in-built apps are appearing ZOOMED-IN on the new phones

Another iPhone 6S adopter added: "I also have the same issue with my brand new iPhone 6s.

"The only way to see the whole card in Wallet is to switch to Zoomed View, which is not what I want, or what should need to be done.

"This is clearly a bug, and I have reported the issue."

Apple is believed to be aware of the issue and hard at work on a fix, which it will roll-out as soon as possible.

For now, simply setting up your iPhone 6S as a new device will fix the issue with the apps. However users will lose any data from their previous iPhone. 

 

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