Apple Mail App Crashing & Freezing on iOS 18.5 for Many

For many iPhone users, a new software update is usually a cause for excitement. They usually bring fresh features and improvements for all eligible devices. However, a recent OTA seems to have brought a rather annoying bug along with it. More specifically, the Apple Mail, one of Apple’s native key apps, is crashing and freezing on iOS 18.5 devices. If you’ve updated recently and found your email suddenly acting up, you’re definitely not alone.

Reports from iPhone users are flooding in, detailing a frustrating problem. Most agree that the Apple Mail app freezes upon opening for many after updating to iOS 18.5. Imagine tapping your Mail icon, only for it to hang, unresponsive, leaving you staring at a frozen screen. For some, the only temporary fix has been a full phone restart, just to get back into their inbox.

Is your Apple Mail app crashing and freezing on iOS 18.5? You are not alone

It’s notable that, although iOS 18.5 has been available since May, reports of issues with Apple Mail began surfacing on June 2. It’s possible that some recent change to the app has caused conflicts with the later iOS update.

This isn’t an isolated incident affecting just one specific iPhone model. Users across various devices, including those with the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max, have reported experiencing these exact same issues. Beyond freezing, some are even seeing a blank screen where their emails should be, with nothing loading at all. This is especially annoying for those who need to keep up with their emails on the go.

While Apple hasn’t released a formal fix yet, some users have found temporary relief. Suggested workarounds include performing a forced restart of the device or resetting network settings. A more effective solution for some has been to uninstall and then reinstall the Mail app itself. This suggests a software glitch rather than a hardware problem, but it’s certainly an unexpected headache for an official update.

For now, if your Apple Mail app is giving you trouble after the iOS 18.5 update, know that you’re part of a growing group experiencing the issue. Let’s hope Apple pushes out a permanent fix as soon as possible.

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