Over the past month, several iPhone users on TikTok have shared their experience with an apparent bug that impacts the device’s alarm function, with a few of the videos going viral on the platform. Basically,

Earlier this week, multiple iOS users reported that the Apple dictation feature incorrectly transcribed the word “racist” as “Trump,” before displaying the correct word. The substitution was publicly documented via videos on TikTok and other platforms,

Now, it’s decided that iPhone MagSafe—the wireless charging feature it invented—is just too good for its latest phone. Genius. The outrage of Apple fans the world over is getting channeled through the voice of TikTok creator and Best Buy employee Dallas Ponzo (@dallas_ponzo),

A video making the rounds on social media has captured the moment a Nigerian woman washed her husband’s car after he promised to buy her an iPhone 16.

Satellite connectivity isn't necessarily at the top of the list for what people want in their phone. Usually, it's good battery life (which the iPhone 16E has), a good camera (the 16E checks that off too) and a decent price (which the 16E just misses).

Some iPhone users who spoke the word “racist” using the speech-to-text feature saw their device briefly transcribe the word as “Trump.”

Over the past month, several iPhone users on TikTok have shared their experience with an apparent bug that impacts the device’s alarm function, with a few of the videos going viral on the platform. Basically, some are claiming that their alarms are either failing to activate or are going off with no sound.

Apple's iPhone voice-to-text periodically flashes "Trump" when a user speaks the word "racist." Fox News Digital reached out to Apple about the flaw but did not hear back.

Apple said a technical bug was to blame for its iPhone diction feature replacing the word 'racist' with 'Trump.'

TikTok isn’t going anywhere just yet. According to Sensor Tower Data, in the five days since its return to US app stores, downloads have more than doubled. Competing apps like Chinese-based Xiaohongshu, also known as Rednote, saw brief surges during TikTok’s absence but are now experiencing a 91% decline in new downloads.