• Bad iOS or software update: The most common cause of a boot loop is a software or iOS 16 upgrade gone wrong. This can happen if your iPhone lost power during an upgrade or if there was a poor connection between your computer and iPhone when you upgraded the software. These can leave bad or corrupted files on your phone which prevent it from completely booting up.

  • Corrupted App: Apps can also cause your device to get stuck in a boot loop. If an App isn’t installed properly, it can cause issues and even corrupt files which can be problematic later on. Even popular Apps like Facebook can cause issues and problems on your iPhone, so be sure to keep your backup up-to-date just in case.

  • Jailbreaking your iPhone: Jailbreaking your iPhone can cause corrupted files or improper file storage due to a large number of changes it makes to the iOS of your phone. Jailbreaking isn’t supported by Apple, so do it at your own risk and make sure you have a backup in case something happens.

  • Unstable connection: When you connect your iOS devices to iTunes to back up your photos and videos or update your iOS system to the updated version, the unstable connection may lead your phone to a boot loop issue.

  • Hardware issue: If your iPhone had been damaged by water or a crash, then the boot loop might be caused by a hardware problem.