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What's even worse is with a certain iOS update that may or may not be launching in the next few weeks will make this advice impossible. 3 words for you - Auto

• rednotebook 13y ago
  Which can be turned off
  • nickmain 13y ago
    Which 99% of iOS users won't do even if they are aware of it.
    • myko 13y ago
      That 99% is unlikely to be using two factor auth
    • gmac 13y ago
      I for one won't turn it off, despite having been bitten by this. Life's too short to go around checking HN or Googling for possible adverse consequences of every app update.
  • gcb0 13y ago
    Android store can also beturned off.but Google make sure to give you hell for it. Open market "want to always auto update apps?". No. Update an app after reading the change log. "want to always auto update apps?". No. Update the next app... You get the idea. Also, what's the fallacy about giving you a change log for each version of apps, but not allowing to install other versions? This is the sole reason people will give up those stores. Will not even be the abusive control and price for no added safety.
  • selectodude 13y ago
    It's actually opt-in. When you open the App Store for the first time in iOS 7, it asks if you want to enable automatic updates.