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It seems like the comment above is describing out-out and the it pesters you to opt-back in if you opt-out.
by yipbub 3y ago
It seems like the comment above is describing out-out and the it pesters you to opt-back in if you opt-out.
- ballenf 3y agoThat's not how it works. You get asked the question again on every update, regardless of what you chose the last time. So there are people who were opted-in that change their minds. My friends and family opt-in rate is <50%. And most of them are non-technical.
- 55555 3y agoIt honestly doesn’t matter. We’re talking about hundreds of millions of devices sending data in either case. A hundred million more provides no additional value.
- brookst 3y ago...unless there's a correlation between opt-in choice and usage patterns.
- DwnVoteHoneyPot 3y agoThat’s the trade off. You don’t opt-in, then you don’t get customized stuff. Shouldn’t be surprised if Apple doesn’t optimize for your usage.
- dmix 3y agoMajor updates are infrequent maybe once a year if you always update, it’s not pestering you. And the UI makes it very easy to skip unlike some designs.
- plussed_reader 3y agoUnless there is a flurry of network vulnerability updates, then a bespoke fork is set in the road for them.
- dmix 3y agoSecurity/minor updates don't prompt for this AFAIK