Pokemon Go – Fix for crashing on iOS devices arriving in next update

Pokemon Go players are excited as Legendary Trio from Generation 5 will soon appear in Raids. Reshiram, Zekrom and Kyurem will start appearing in Raids soon. All three Pokemon were discovered in the Unova region.

Reshiram, the fire-type & dragon-type Pokemon will start appearing in Raids on May 26, 2020, at 1 pm PDT. It will stay live until June 16, 2020, at 1 pm PDT and will appear in five-star raids. In addition, there will also be a Raid Hour, which will specifically feature Reshiram.

It will appear every Wednesday from 6 pm to 7 pm in your local timezone. But this will only happen between May 26 & June 10. To simplify more, Reshiram will feature in Raid Hour on the following dates: May 27, June 3 & June 10.

Apart from this, Pokemon Go iOS players have been facing crashing issues for the last two weeks. There are several reports on the Pokemon Go community subreddit (TheSilphRoad). Well, this issue was not addressed by Niantic even after complaints from many players.

But there is good news for players, Niantic has now added this as a known issue on their blog page. The official issue description from Niantic reads as follows: We are investigating reports of increased App crashes for Trainers on iOS devices.

It has been further mentioned that the issue will be fixed in the next update. However, Niantic has not specified when the new update will roll out. Pokemon Go trainers on iOS are unhappy with Niantic as it took a week for them to acknowledge the issue.

One of the trainer with the name, PuggMonster said that this is totally unacceptable, as all Apple users have to wait for over a week to run the app without crashing. On the other hand, other apps patch the issue within a day or two. Have a look at his statement down below.

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