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> For one, they don't allow you to say 'NO' to their constant update nag prompts. The only options are install update or remind me later. As someone who has to
by stouset 9y ago
> For one, they don't allow you to say 'NO' to their constant update nag prompts. The only options are install update or remind me later.
As someone who has to share the Internet with your device: good.
If your device is offline and doesn’t have a persistent connection to the Internet, I would understand. But for an iPad or iPhone who spend virtually all of their useful life more or less permanently connected to the Internet? Update. It would be better if there were an option to remain on the current version but with access to anything not on a private network disabled after some period of time (say 6 months).