In the early morning of November 4, some Apple phone users posted on social media that the iPhone's “Weather” app had abnormal temperatures, such as minus 30 degrees Celsius. In response, Apple's official customer service said that it has received feedback from a large number of users about this anomaly. Currently, the bug has been fixed, but the specific reason is still uncertain.

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