If your iPhone isn't responding, and you're not able to power it off and then on again, you can force restart it to hopefully fix the issue.  Forcing a restart is different from a normal restart.

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Along with new Apple Intelligence features, iOS 18.1 includes several bug fixes, and it addresses a frustrating bug that was causing some new iPhone 16 and ‌iPhone 16‌ Pro models to randomly restart.

A frozen phone is a common (and frustrating) phenomenon, but there are ways to bring your device back to life. If your iPhone isn't responding, and you're not able to power it off and then on again, ...