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I think cm2187's use of the word "harassed" is grossly overstated. Only one of the three things he mentions even has a prompt at initial setup, but even then, s
by mulletbum 10y ago
I think cm2187's use of the word "harassed" is grossly overstated. Only one of the three things he mentions even has a prompt at initial setup, but even then, skipping iCloud setup leads to absolutely zero prompts from then on.
- cm2187 10y agoNo Apple Pay, Apple Wallet and iCloud get prompted with a confirmation prompt (so you have to decline twice each) on pretty much every iOS upgrade. I do think that "harassed" is the appropriate term for this repetitive nagging.
- mulletbum 10y agoYou mean the upgrade, that involved the wizard setup that shows users new features?
- cm2187 10y agoI am not sure if it is the wizard setup, but when it has updated iOS, it reboots, and on first boot I am greated with multiple prompts to start using each of these services, in a similar way than if it was a new iphone. But this is not for new features. The same prompts come back at every update, even if I opted out many times before.
- mulletbum 10y agoI would not call a update and setup screen "harassed." Pop-up ads are being harassed, iClouds prompts without updates is harassed.