Ios7 main problem too much power

ios7 main problem too much power
iOS7.0.4 latest BUG
Turn the camera on lock screen mode - opening the album - Pull the control center - opening the calculator or clock - phone appears white apple
Mainly want Apple to pay attention too much power

Sorry, I just did what you said step by step and had no issues, no white screen..
no too much power...

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