Is FaceTime crashing on your iPhone after installing the new iOS 15 beta? Then in this guide, I will troubleshoot this issue by telling you some tips to fix the FaceTime crash problem on the iPhone.
Having bugs and glitches is quite common when you install developer beta operating systems on your devices. So, iOS is no exception to this. However, bugs are fixable. We need to find out what exactly is causing FaceTime to crash on the iPhone. Then we can fix the same issue and use FaceTime without any hassle.
Other Possible Reasons for FaceTime Crash in iOS 15
It has been observed that if you have saved any contact’s name on your iPhone with any emoji alongside the name, then that may cause FaceTime to crash. It mostly happens when you are trying to connect with that contact through FaceTime.
There can be other reasons as well for FaceTime crashing on iOS 15. it can be some issue with the internet connection. FaceTime app itself may have some bugs that could cause it to crash while using. The iOS build may have a bug causing the FaceTime to crash midway when you’re on a meeting.
Let us check all the possible troubleshooting methods to fix the FaceTime crash issue on your iPhone.
Troubleshooting Methods Fix FaceTime crash on iOS 15
Restart your iPhone
Let us start with an easy solution often only by restarting a device some minor problems are easily fixed.
- Press the power button
- Move the slider to switch off
- After a few seconds, press the power button to switch on your iPhone
- Now launch FaceTime and try to make a video call with your contacts and check if the crash issue persists or if it has been solved now.
Check your internet connection.
Often there may be some trouble with the internet connection, which may disrupt or cause the FaceTime app to crash. So check if other apps that require the internet to run are working or lagging.
You may also contact your internet service provider and ask if any maintenance is going on, resulting in downtime. If you are using Wi-Fi, then you can try resetting it manually.
Edit Out Emojis from Your iPhone Contacts
Let’s address the major possible reason that causes FaceTime to crash on iOS 15.
- Open the Phone app
- tap on the option Contacts
- Scroll to those contacts whose names you have saved along with one or more emojis
- Tap on the contact name
- On the top right corner, tap on the option Edit
- Edit and remove the emojis from the contact name
- Tap on Done to finish the process.
Update FaceTime app
It may happen that you have updated to iOS 15 beta, but you have somehow forgotten to update the FaceTime app, which may be running on older software build that may have bugs.
So, updating the FaceTime app to sync with the latest build of the iOS may fix the FaceTime crash issue.
- Launch the AppStore app
- On the top right corner, tap on the profile photo.
- Then scroll down and check which apps are waiting to get an update.
- If you see FaceTime is also listed among the apps waiting for an update, simply tap on the button Update to begin the installation
Install the Latest iOS 15 Beta on iPhone
When you are on a buggy iOS system build, it is good to install the latest build of iOS right when it becomes available.
Normally when the developers know that the current system build is full of bugs and glitches, they immediately try to fix all those issues and release a new build for the users to install and fix the bugs that occur on their iPhones.
- Launch the Settings app
- Navigate to General and tap on it.
- Under that, tap on the option Software update.
- If you see any new build of iOS 15 beta is available, then tap on Download and install
- As iOS builds are of larger file size, connect to Wi-Fi to download the update.
So these are some of the working troubleshooting methods to fix the FaceTime crash issue in iOS 15. Try them out, and let me know whether any of the above solutions worked for you.
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