If your iPhone 7 turns off on its own and then turns on again for no reason, you will no longer be able to use your smartphone as you wish. There's bound to be a reason why your device keeps rebooting. You will therefore have to understand why your iPhone 7 is restarting in a loop in order to be able to put in place a lasting solution to the problem you are currently encountering.
Your iPhone 7 keeps restarting: software problem
The fact that your iPhone 7 turns off on its own and turns back on could be caused by a software problem . In this situation, you will have to force restart your smartphone to then see if the problem persists once your smartphone is turned on again.
Your Device Keeps Turning Off and On Again: Malware
A virus may be the cause of the problem. persistent reboot your iPhone 7. When you download APK files from a unsecured website , you risk irreversibly damage your smartphone by the intrusion of a malware . When you want to install a new app on your iPhone 7, you have only one choice: the App Store . You will thus avoid having to change your smartphone because of a virus.
A faulty iOS update can cause your smartphone to constantly restart
It is possible that an update problem has caused your iPhone 7 to restart in a loop. If the update is faulty, it could lead to various malfunctions in your device. You will therefore have to go to the part Settings on your smartphone and then go to the iOS update management menu. You can then perform the update again. iOS then see this will be enough to solve your problem.
If your iPhone 7 turns off and then turns back on for no reason, it could be a motherboard problem.
If the problem of your iPhone 7 constantly turning off and on is linked to a problem with the motherboard, you will unfortunately be unable to repair or have your smartphone repaired. The motherboard being the centerpiece of your iPhone 7, a deterioration at its level will force you to change your device in its entirety.
If your iPhone 7 keeps restarting, wait for your device's battery to completely drain
It may be that the loop restart of your device comes from a malfunction. If this is the case, one of the alternatives available to you is to wait for your iPhone 7 to completely drain its battery until your smartphone has completely shut down. Then plug in your iPhone 7 to charge it and then test to restart your smartphone to see if the malfunction persists.
Your iPhone 7 turns off on its own and turns back on: battery obsolescence
An iPhone 7 that turns off and then turns back on is a sign of a battery problem . As you must already know, the battery of your iPhone is not eternal and will wear out as you use your smartphone. You will therefore have to bring your smartphone to a apple repair center to do check the battery condition of your iPhone 7.
In case you want other solutions on your iPhone 7, we invite you to see the tutorials in the category: iPhone 7.
