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You can delay it a little by going to Settings > General > Storage & Cloud usage > Manage storage and delete the downloaded update. It buys me about a week unti

You can delay it a little by going to Settings > General > Storage & Cloud usage > Manage storage and delete the downloaded update. It buys me about a week until it downloads again and starts spamming me to upgrade.

bhnmmhmd 9y ago
Thanks, but the point is, the OS shouldn't get in the way of you getting stuff done. That's against Apple's intent which was "making technology disappear so that you can focus on what you're doing, not tweak the tech at your hand".
- harry8 9y ago
  It's absolutely with the apple ethos of making you upgrade their crap when you don't want or need to. In this case if you have to upgrade AND they can cross sell you, up sell you product you don't want and then also sell access to you to third parties it's the apple living their dream. User experience, that's just bait, surely you've noticed that before now? Security patches need to be entirely separate to performance degradation patches. You should be able to say no thankyou to your vendor gimping your product without them holding the "no security for you" gun to your head. When you buy a device, security patches for that OS for 5 years should be a requirement for the device being fit for purpose.
  - deftturtle 9y ago
    Not sure why you're being downvoted. I entirely agree with everything you've said. For anyone not aware, Apple is extremely hostile to device longevity and 3rd party repair [1]. They have had issues with hinge design in MacBooks as well as the Bendgate crisis for the iPhone 6 series. They bricked phones when people had other repair shops fix their home buttons (Touch ID sensors). Apple wants to control everything, sell you a device with a short lifespan, and then force upgrades. 1 - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=26cNHSilikI https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=26cNHSilikI
napsterbr 9y ago
Tip: fill up your phone storage. Seriously, my ios 11 experience was so bad that I don't want to even have the possibility of apple automatically installing it here (or me accidentally updating it, since the update popup is extremely deceptive and screams dark ux).

bhnmmhmd 9y ago

Thanks, but the point is, the OS shouldn't get in the way of you getting stuff done. That's against Apple's intent which was "making technology disappear so that you can focus on what you're doing, not tweak the tech at your hand".

harry8 9y ago
It's absolutely with the apple ethos of making you upgrade their crap when you don't want or need to. In this case if you have to upgrade AND they can cross sell you, up sell you product you don't want and then also sell access to you to third parties it's the apple living their dream. User experience, that's just bait, surely you've noticed that before now? Security patches need to be entirely separate to performance degradation patches. You should be able to say no thankyou to your vendor gimping your product without them holding the "no security for you" gun to your head. When you buy a device, security patches for that OS for 5 years should be a requirement for the device being fit for purpose.
- deftturtle 9y ago
  Not sure why you're being downvoted. I entirely agree with everything you've said. For anyone not aware, Apple is extremely hostile to device longevity and 3rd party repair [1]. They have had issues with hinge design in MacBooks as well as the Bendgate crisis for the iPhone 6 series. They bricked phones when people had other repair shops fix their home buttons (Touch ID sensors). Apple wants to control everything, sell you a device with a short lifespan, and then force upgrades. 1 - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=26cNHSilikI https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=26cNHSilikI

napsterbr 9y ago

Tip: fill up your phone storage. Seriously, my ios 11 experience was so bad that I don't want to even have the possibility of apple automatically installing it here (or me accidentally updating it, since the update popup is extremely deceptive and screams dark ux).