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Unless you specifically enabled it, iOS does not get automatically updated.

• CamperBob2 4y ago
  They might have enabled it without understanding what could (and did) happen. Victim-blaming isn't the answer here -- that was a genuine clusterfuck that hosed a lot of working installations for no good reason.
  • scarface74 4y ago
    You mean if you enable “automatic iOS updates” you don’t expect automatic iOS updates? Or do you mean that when the user specifically enables “automatic iOS updates”, Apple shouldn’t automatically do iOS updates? If we don’t “blame the victim” for explicitly making a choice , who is at fault?
    • CamperBob2 4y ago
      There was no reason to think you'd be effectively cut off from half your apps if you enabled automatic upgrades. Or that many of the apps you could still use would be forcibly "upgraded" to subscription models, as iTeleport tried to pull.
      • kaba0 4y ago
        How old was that device?