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No, this is correct. They've identified 2 known corrupted 'files', and by restoring them from 'backup' they were able to restore functionality. What is cool/not
by snovv_crash 8y ago
No, this is correct. They've identified 2 known corrupted 'files', and by restoring them from 'backup' they were able to restore functionality. What is cool/notable is that the restore method worked on a running device, and they didn't even need to 'reboot' for the fix to take effect.