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Good point with same hardware.


But again, Apple at one point could be held to that standard.

Or people not upgrading their macs hardware wise for YEARS, and having OS X run like butter.

Sierra to High Sierra, on 2017 gear, has turned into an immediate constant diffusing dumpster fire.

It’s embarassing. The macOS side of things is way crazier, but iOS is sloppy too considering Apple is now an iPad/phone-centric company.
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That then takes the wind out of the sails of Android getting no updates but Apple being supported for years. If updates break the experience, are they even updates worth touting about, when getting into the religious and holy android vs ios chatter.



Look, Apple has problems, argue about it however you want.

Sloppy is sloppy and a pig with lipstick on, is still a pig. The competition being sloppy, doesnt take away from the topic at hand, being its own form of a mess. They dont have to be mutually exclusive.

I keep iPhones on average for three years. I pass them from me, to my wife, and then to my kid. During those three years we install every software update. It works fine for us. No complaints. Speed is fine (not as good as out of the box but plenty good enough). And we appreciate being able to install two or three major iOS updates in that time period to get new features.
 
Oh great, thanks! So the trick is to actually hit "Set up Apple pay", and THEN the option 'set up later' appears. Brilliant :)
No problem. Ran into the same problem earlier this week when I passed my phone down to my daughter (a nine year old doesn’t need Apple Pay :)
 
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I haven’t updated my 12.9 2017 from 11.1.1 bc 11.1.2 was more for X specific bugs and the verdict isn’t out on 11.2 and 11.0 ran alright, 11.1 not so great and 11.1.1 tho not perfect is relatively smooth sailing so


Go figure?
 
I don’t think it’s truly turned on yet. I just spoke to Apple Care. They didn’t seem to have a clue. Another rep told me it’s probably just not active as yet.

Just got off the phone with Apple Care. Actually, this rep did some "digging" and discovered that Apple Pay Cash is not "turned on" for IOS 11.2 but only for 11.2 beta users. There is no projected Apple Pay Cash release date that he was able to find.
 
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The point is not about the firefighting methods, it's that the fire was allowed to started in the first place.
That's not really what the part about pushing out code at midnight, which my reply was about, was saying.
 
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I just spoke to Apple Care. They didn’t seem to have a clue. Another rep told me it’s probably just not active as yet.

Just got off the phone with Apple Care.

Seriously? You’re calling Apple Care ten minutes after an update to ask why something isn’t working that you’ve lived without your entire life? And one of you called twice?

No wonder support hold times are so long. People never fail to disappoint.
 
Seriously? You’re calling Apple Care ten minutes after an update to ask why something isn’t working that you’ve lived without your entire life? And one of you called twice?

No wonder support hold times are so long. People never fail to disappoint.

Lol the front line AppleCare advisor will get right on issuing 11.2.1 in hours
 
Is it just me but is wireless charging not working at all since the update. I’m using the Samsung fast wireless charger and the battery percentage doesn’t seem to increase at all.
My Samsung fast charger is working with my iPhone X under 11.2. I don't think it's charging any faster, but it works.
 
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