iPhone 6 and 6 Plus Reboot Randomly: How To Fix This Issue

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Some iPhone 6 and 6 Plus users reported to have encountered an unknown issue that forced their device to reboot randomly. The sudden rebooting of iPhone can be really frustrating especially if it occurs quite frequently. You are in the thick of intense conversation with your friend and all of a sudden you see your phone being switched off, wouldn’t you feel like getting on top of your patience? Of course, you would. Here are some possible solutions to this issue that may resolve it with immediate effect. Let’s find out!

Clean Up Your iPhone
Unnecessary messages, bookmarks, URLs, cookies, and cache might be one of the prime suspects why your iPhone reboots time and again without any rhyme or reason. Therefore, it’s advisable to clean up all these irrelevant files.

Delete all the useless messages
Launch Messages app → Tap on Edit from the top left corner → Select all the messagesyou want to delete → then tap on Delete from the bottom right corner.

Clear History and Website Data
Launch Settings app → Scroll down and tap on Safari → Tap on Clear History and Website Data →Tap on Clear in the popup to confirm.Delete Unnecessary Apps
Remove all the useless apps which you are no longer fond of and consider them worthless. Clearing them off will not only bring more space for iPhone but also make the device work faster.

Simply tap and hold on any third party app, when it starts shaking, tap on (X) which is on the app icon and tap on Delete in the popup to confirm.

Get Rid Of Mindless Jailbreak Tweaks
Too many jailbreak tweaks might be the cause of this inconvenience. If jailbreak tweaks aren’t installed properly, they are known to create some bizarre issues. Do away with the tweaks you are no longer interested in.

Step #1. Launch Cydia → Tap on Installed from the bottom menu

Step #2. Tap on the name of the tweak which you want to delete → Tap on Modify from the top right corner.

Step #3. Tap on Remove from the bottom.

Hard Reboot Your iPhone
Reboot your iPhone by pressing sleep/wake button and Home button simultaneously. Keep your iPhone switched off for a while and restart it as usual.If you still haven’t been able to troubleshoot this issue, continue with the further solutions:

Reset Your iPhone
Many iPhone owners who had encountered this bug said that when they reset their device, they were able to resolve it. Resetting your device will bring changes to all settings. However, it won’t delete any data or media.

Launch Settings app → Tap on General → Scroll down and tap on Reset →Tap onReset All Settings → A popup will appear, tap on Reset to confirm.

Now, you would have to wait for sometime as your iPhone will restart.

Restore Your iPhone
Restoring your iPhone as new could be very painful as it takes a lot of time but it can be the ultimate solution to this issue. Make sure to backup your device to keep you files and data fully secured before restoring it.

Connect your iPhone with your Mac or PC → Launch iTunes → Select your device from the top left menu → Click on Restore iPhone → Confirm it in the popup.

That’s it!