Potentially, although it's possible the fixes will be included in the final version of iOS 10.0 which will be getting installed onto the new phones.
And there's that too.
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Apple Releases iOS 9.3.5 With Fix for Three Critical Vulnerabilities Exploited by Hacking Group
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Invites always go out the week prior, not two weeks. If they aren't announced by next Wednesday, then be concerned.no invites for september 7th event but an iOS 9 update?
The updates may well already be in the latest version of iOS 10, which was pushed out last Friday.
I wonder if this fixes the bug that makes no new innovative features for iOS anymore.
Just realized, this is probably the same reason we got a surprise iOS 10 beta update on Friday.
It certainly doesn't seem to have fixed the "bug" with no new innovative comments about iOS.
I wonder if users wider are used to erratic updates or just find it another annoying pop up message from Apple? Remember the little thing called user experience?
But the iPhone 7s that have been manufactured, packaged with iOS 10, and ready for shipping won't have any of that.
Well, let's check this out. I usually wait one or two days before installing these things.
OTA stalled here, both on iPhone SE and iPad 2..
OTA stalled here, both on iPhone SE and iPad 2..
The notification comes and most tap on install and download and off it goes.
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Don't think they are quite packaged with iOS 10 just yet, or perhaps just in that process.
It's a matter of working backwards from the end. The obvious correct conclusion is, "Apple is wrong, bad, and DOOOOOMED!!1!", now they just need to find data that can be twisted to support the conclusion (which has already been decreed to be correct). Sorta like the Underpants Gnomes in reverse.
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This is just crazy. This isn't what the Apple experience was meant to be about. Users just want to use their devices with little interruption.
So you know how to write flawless software? You know a company that DOES know how to do this on industrial scale?
No?
So basically your comment is: "Apple should damn well do the impossible"?
I hope it includes a filter that removes repetitive, idiotic commentary from Macrumors.
Fixes to hacks and exploits bring em on Apple. Nice that a company takes my security seriously. I will take all the fixes I can get for hackers trying to steal my info or get into my phone.
It's truely amazing anyone would have anything negative to say about software updates to stay on top of latest hacks. Unless they are the hackers.....Dah.
User Experience does not mean holding off on updates. Them updating quickly to deal with security issues helps the user experience. Having to wait for bug fixes is not a good user experience.
Absolutely. This is the point I'm trying to make. Apple is moving further away from their mantra, they are acting more reactive than proactive.
My iPad does just work. It needing security fixes or bug fixes doesn't stop it from just working. Try harder.