After 8.3 update, iPhone 6 stuck on white apple logo screen
Hi all,
I updated to 8.3 a few hours ago and my phone was working fine. My WIFI was being slow and nothing was loading on my phone so I powered it off and tried turning it on. Now it is stuck on the white apple logo screen. I tried resetting the phone (power + home) but it still isn't working. I tried plugging it into my macbook but iTunes is not picking my phone up.
Do I need to bring this into the Apple store? Any other inputs?
Thanks.
Ok.... it just worked after 15+ minutes on the white apple screen.
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