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The main issue with this is that Apple doesn't allow downgrading of iOS. Thus, one might be able to maintain a device on an older version of iOS that is most su
by LocalH 9y ago
The main issue with this is that Apple doesn't allow downgrading of iOS. Thus, one might be able to maintain a device on an older version of iOS that is most suited to it, but if anything happens that requires a restore, then that device is effectively dead in the water. It seems to me that at the very least, Apple should backport relevant security fixes at least one major version, if not two (for example, a bug found in iOS 11 should also be patched in iOS 10, should it be present), and they should sign the last revision of one or two major versions back, so that these things aren't thrown out en masse.
- mrep 9y agoThis part is so ridiculous! The new version of IOS broke some of my apps so I went to submit feedback on those apps that Apple broke their app with their new OS and it turns out that providing feedback in the app store is also now broken! I literally cannot do anything now because I cannot downgrade my OS nor can I tell the developers that Apple broke their app with the new OS version.