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I'd rather have a machine that works but is no longer receiving updates than one that is effectively bricked. At the very worst, if you're paranoid, you can jus
by oneeyedpigeon 11y ago
I'd rather have a machine that works but is no longer receiving updates than one that is effectively bricked. At the very worst, if you're paranoid, you can just use the device for non-critical tasks. That's better than not being able to use it for anything, which is what happens to your iPad if you get unlucky and upgrade it beyond the point of no return.
- walterbell 11y agoiOS9 was a bait-and-switch because it was advertised as the release that would (a) support older devices, (b) prioritize stability over features, and (c) receive extensive public beta testing. Then iOS9 delivered ... much worse performance regressions than iOS7->iOS8, regressions so bad that a new device needed to be purchased.