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This does not conflict with anything I said. Yearly updates != monthly updates. And even then you don't always have to update for each new iOS release unless y
by imron 9y ago
This does not conflict with anything I said. Yearly updates != monthly updates.
And even then you don't always have to update for each new iOS release unless you intend to make use of new features.
I had an app on the AppStore for 3 years without updates before Apple said 'this app needs updating or we will remove it from the Appstore.