New iOS update turns iPhones into actual apples, users outraged

New iOS update turns iPhones into actual apples, users outraged

In a bizarre turn of events, the latest iOS update appears to have turned iPhones into actual apples, leaving users outraged and confused. As iPhone users across the world began to take a bite out of their beloved devices, Apple customer service lines were flooded with frantic callers.

According to sources close to the matter, the update was intended to introduce a new feature that would allow users to experience the taste of their favorite fruits through their devices. However, due to a coding error, the feature turned all iPhones into actual apples.

In an official statement, Apple has apologized for the mix-up and assured customers that they are working on a fix. In the meantime, they urge users not to consume their devices. The statement also included a pun-filled message, urging customers to "stay core" and reminding them that "an Apple a day keeps the tech support away."

While some users have found the situation amusing, many are outraged at the inconvenience, with some even calling for a boycott of Apple products. It remains to be seen how Apple will handle the fallout from this technical glitch, but one thing is for sure: iPhone users will never look at their devices the same way again.

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