Well, deleting is an option. Just as installing a tvOS profile to prevent the download.
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Apple Releases iOS 11.0.2 Update With Fix for iPhone 8 Crackling Earpiece Issue
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No software is ever bug free. There is a point in the process where the software is considered "feature complete". Later on, especially when the software is destined to be installed on new hardware, that the hardware manufacturing process requires the software. At that point, the software needs to be complete enough to be functional. That's the GM. Known bugs keep being worked on and are released as they are done.
I only have 11.0.2, once I get 11.1 I'll let you know.
Does it add a headphone jack?
Great, now can they fix the battery issue? I can't even go a full day at work anymore without turning on power save mode. Absolutely ridiculous how often I need to charge my 6s Plus now.
Same boat, though this is exactly how it's been for years (iOS 10 in particular, but 9 was the same way). The first major release ALWAYS has major battery drain, then a subsequent 10.X update resolves the issue.
It's annoying, but it's like clockwork and soon we'll (us on the 6s) be back to the battery life we were used to.
In only 60 seconds it will pass Oreo, which is now on 0.2% of devices. 
I went ahead and went back to 10.3.3 while I still could on iPhone. 11 was ok but nothing really earth shattering and performance on 10.3.3 is definitely better. Hopefully battery will be again too.
Yes you can stay on it unless you ever need to restore. Also you can leave like iOS 10 beta profile installed and it will not prompt for 11 or any other updates. Unless there is another iOS 10 beta that ever comes out
haFirst time ever I stayed one behind as well. I did all the 11 betas and 11.0.1 and 11.1 b1 but put 10.3.3 back on iPhone today. iOS 11 was ok but the performance and battery issues apparently not gonna come until way later. And still seeing bugs reported way back in the 11.0 betas that are STILL not addressed so threw up the white flag today. Still using iOS 11.1 on iPad mini 4 so can see how it progresses I guess.
Find an iOS 10 beta profile and install it. That will stop the updates from coming.
Same here, I thought I liked 11 but dang 10.3.3 is quite a bit more fluid and less buggy. And no 3D touch frame drop (not that its a huge deal) but is nice to see how smooth it used to be. Maybe 11.3.3 will be better.
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Yep, seems like it!
On my iPhone 8 Plus a single download of an App (130 MB) is super slow!
On an iPhone 8 Plus of a friend of mine, same case!
But on his iPhone 7 Plus everything works fine!
Oh well, we wait for 11.0.3 then!
:-(
"The bug, described by users as "very annoying," - thanks for pointing out
Yeah, they may like world peace and think it's all nice and stuff, but what about the alternative. Didn't think about that didja? I mean we might have a little less than world peace, but we have more and better peace than the people on Mars. They don't even have oxygen. Or 4K. Or Super Retina.
So yeah, you all can complain about not having world peace here, but at least we aren't there where they can't even get Bionic. Plus it's hot there and they don't accept Apple Pay. Pointing at Android doesn't fix iOS.
It was only for me or someone else is in the same boat with me?? >>>>> For me it is 11.1 beta (15B5066f)!!! Can someone try to explain this???
I've got a 6s (holding out for the X). In meetings all day yesterday, so the phone was put away. Aside from it fetching email, and perhaps my occasional browsing Safari during coffee breaks, I did nothing with it for 10+ hours. I get home, and battery was around 15--20%.
Well... uh... yeah I guess. They might have oxygen and stuff now. But still, no iMessage.