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In what sense are iOS updates ‘forced’? It’s a single binary slider in prefs - auto update/don’t.
by sonotmyname 6y ago
In what sense are iOS updates ‘forced’? It’s a single binary slider in prefs - auto update/don’t.
- izacus 6y agoAnd then you get constantly badgered by notifications and your apps start shutting down because they need a new version of iOS and up-to-date version of app to run. It's not just about the slider.
- macintux 6y agoApp developers are making the decision to prioritize newer iOS versions because Apple has been successful at supporting older devices and making updates seamless... ...and suddenly that's a bad thing, despite the security and support advantages. Apple can't win.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- sergiomattei 6y agoThen 1. Don't use the offending developer's apps 2. Ignore the notifications It really is that simple
- ksk 6y agoApple uses dark patterns and doesn't provide a "stop bothering me" option. I used to get nagged by Apple so I turned on the auto updates just to not have these popups. I guess it worked.. https://imgur.com/7ErVNiw https://imgur.com/7ErVNiw
- dingaling 6y agoBundling non-security changes in with security updates is 'forcing'. Lovely phone you have there, be a shame if it got hacked.