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I actually like the idea, it should be called recall when it's about fixing a bug affecting the function or security of the device. I know a lot of people who
by mrtksn 3y ago
I actually like the idea, it should be called recall when it's about fixing a bug affecting the function or security of the device.
I know a lot of people who don't update their phones because they believe it's getting slower and their battery degrades faster. In some cases, they might be right because when new futures are added the device can indeed become slower.
It would be nice if we can get fixes and security updates, without adding any new functionality so we can preserve the original workload of the device. I would love to have my iPhone 4s running iOS 6, just secured enough, so I can use it the way it was when I purchased it(I wouldn't care much if Apple services don't work anymore).
Sure, Apple does security only updates for old phones but I actually would like to have the option to do this on the current phones too.