It's confusing alright. So I first questioned if 18.7.9 is a security update. I'm currently running iOS 18.7.8, capable of iOS 26.5 but right now choose not to. 18.7.9 is not showing as an available update so I guess that answers my question.So iOS 18.7.7 and iOS 18.7.8 seem to be special case for devices that can be upgraded to iOS 26.x but the user chose not to.
Right now, on my iPhone 11 Pro Max still running iOS 18.7 the Software Update section shows iOS 18.7.8 along with iOS 26.5
So I guess it's a 7 day countdown before the last update to iOS 18.x disappears in Software Update. There is no iPSW for devices that can be upgraded to iOS 26.x so iOS 18.7.8 seems to be the last OTA update.
Yay, looks like I’m free from ads in Maps in the UK.
Signal is 100% better for personal/casual as well. Telegram excels at nothing vs. any/every other messaging platform and does not have good privacy/security. Encrypted RCS would 100% be better.For work, yes. But casually, just use Telegram's secret chat.
Don't worry that will come to you soon as regulatory hurdles are massaged and you will get the "full experience" of apple maps.Yay, looks like I’m free from ads in Maps in the UK.
Apple had to adopt RCS because of China, this has nothing to do with Google.RCS is one of the worst things that has ever happened to the iPhone.
Have had so many calls from family members trying understand it and to get it to work (so many technical issues). Just get rid of it. I deliberately turned my off and just reply "goto Telegram" whenever I see a green bubble. I recommend everyone doing the same.
Google is a such a whiner. Can't compete at messaging after 1000 tries of different apps so they asked you-know-who to step in.
Signal is 100% better for personal/casual as well. Telegram excels at nothing vs. any/every other messaging platform and does not have good privacy/security. Encrypted RCS would 100% be better.
Apple had to adopt RCS because of China, this has nothing to do with Google.
Limit precise location has been there for a good while now."Limit precide location" in Mobile data options - is that new, or was it there before?
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Me no have"Limit precide location" in Mobile data options - is that new, or was it there before?
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Your carrier must support and enable it, so good luck with that.I just sent a text message to someone using android. The message was not encrypted. Disappointed.
It says (beta) next to encryption.I just sent a text message to someone using android. The message was not encrypted. Disappointed.
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