The removal of the headphone jack was the most controversial decision Apple made when designing its latest iPhone, and it appears there's still a few teething issues to be worked out.
When the company showed off its new wireless earbuds earlier this month most people seemed preoccupied with how easy it would be to lose them.
But for those with an iPhone 7 who have not sprung for the $229 AirPods but instead relied on the wired lighting headphones that come with the phone, or chosen to use a lightning port adaptor to connect their headphones, there seems to be an annoying problem.
Users are reporting that a glitch with the headphone technology causes them to crash after a certain amount of time being plugged in, reports Business Insider.
Users can still hear to music but the controls are frozen meaning people are unable to pause the audio, operate volume controls, activate Siri or use shortcuts to answer phone calls.
