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What if it breaks some functionality the carrier has implemented?
by michaelmcmillan 11y ago
What if it breaks some functionality the carrier has implemented?
- vetinari 11y agoIt can break also standard functionality, like the first iOS 8 release did. When things like this happen, both Apple and carriers scrable to fix things. However, Apple has a "special" position by the virtue of it's image, carriers are not going to do the same for everyone.