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> The update might not be "forced" in its installation It's forced passive-aggressively. Update notifications are sent daily, sometimes 2-3x in a day. There's

by radley 6y ago

> The update might not be "forced" in its installation It's forced passive-aggressively. Update notifications are sent daily, sometimes 2-3x in a day. There's no opt-out or blocking the system notification. Users can only defer and the defer options change each time.

coldtea 6y ago
>It's forced passive-aggressively. Update notifications are sent daily, sometimes 2-3x in a day. There's no opt-out or blocking the system notification. You can however set the system to manual update, and you wont see any notification.
- radley 6y ago
  That's not true. I've tried every setting (opt-out, manual, automatic) on every device and Apple essentially does it the same way regardless: repeated notifications to manually update. Opt-out works the same as manual. The only difference between manual & auto is that auto will pre-download OS installers, but you still have to manually run the update.