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Does this happen to anyone else? There aren't a ton of iPhone variants out there, so if it's a baseband-level defect, it would be happening a lot. I'll also s

Does this happen to anyone else? There aren't a ton of iPhone variants out there, so if it's a baseband-level defect, it would be happening a lot. I'll also say, if it's just the signal strength being too high, it seems unlikely that would cause memory corruption. The signal strength is probably just an integer, and there aren't any operations defined on integers that involve using other bytes of memory. (If you have an uint8 and add 1 to 255, you just get 0; it doesn't upgrade the integer to a uint16 and overwrite adjacent memory.)

ww520 5y ago
It’s an iPhone XS model. Occasionally I would get a “no carrier detected” error at the location while the signal bar is full. Looks like it’s signal related and it’s the path of handling error or exception. Also does iPhone use ECC memory for all chips? Another possibility is my phone’s EM shielding is not good, and a strong EM/microwave signal scrambles the memory in one of the chips, probably the signal receiving chip. The freeze only happens occasionally.