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Could you give examples?
by azinman2 4y ago
Could you give examples?
- vetinari 4y agoAs someone who normally doesn't use iOS, it is always a chore to find what I'm looking for. That means that the logic of the hierarchy is not intuitive and to use it, you need learned behaviour.
- ghaff 4y agoMore and more options have certainly been added over time, often for good reason. But it means that someone who hasn't lived with iOS for a while, when suddenly presented with it out of the box, can be overwhelmed and a lot isn't intuitively discoverable.
- jclardy 4y agoI’ve used iOS since the first iPod touch. Basically everything dumped into “General” is misplaced and hard to find, you only find it because it has been there for 10 years now.
- KORraN 4y agoMy recent example when I needed to set up a proxy - Certificate Trust Settings are under General -> About, at the same time there is VPN & Device Management.
- azinman2 4y agoTrusting a certificate needn’t have anything to do with VPNs, however.
- TheNewsIsHere 4y agoOn the admin side Apple tends to group those functions together though. Trusting certificates isn’t a “General” task for most people. It’s typically for the purposes they’ve delegated to the VPN & Device Management section. I’m not saying that necessarily makes -any more- sense. Given that the VPN settings are much more widely used and used to be available only through the top line settings, and is still also available at the top of the first list of settings.