That could very well be your opinion and that of some others, but there are also others who experienced worse issues than you and some others had in iOS 7 or 8 or some other ones that very well have a different opinion which is just as meaningful.
There is a chance I might have accidentally done that if it popped up while I was doing something else but I remember on previous updates it had a screen that I had to press accept on. I didn't see this screen this time. So I'm not sure exactly how this happened but it kind of creeped me out.
why won't the adoption rate be slow when ios 11 crippled devices with bugs and lags and slowdowns I'd go back to ios 10 if I could right away because ios 11 is already crap
iOS 11 is now installed on 59 percent of iOS devices, according to new statistics Apple shared this week on its App Store support page for developers.
That's up from 52 percent on November 6, indicating iOS 11 adoption has grown just 7 percentage points over the course of the last month.
33 percent of iPhones, iPads, and iPod touch devices continues to run iOS 10, while 8 percent of devices run a version of iOS earlier than iOS 10.
iOS 11 adoption has been slower than iOS 10 adoption. Based on Apple's official App Store numbers, for example, iOS 10 was installed on 54 percent of devices in October, a month after the operating system had been released. Comparatively, iOS 11 was only at 52 percent in November, a month and a half after launch.
Apple has already released several updates for iOS 11, but that doesn't seem to have improved installation rates, especially as many of those updates have been made available to address major bugs found in the operating system.
Over the weekend, Apple released iOS 11.2, the second major update to iOS 11. iOS 11.2 introduced Apple Pay Cash in the United States, but the update was released early to fix a date bug that was causing crashes on December 2. As a result, Apple Pay Cash was not initially available and wasn't provided to customers until yesterday.
With Apple Pay Cash now available, though, customers who have been reluctant to upgrade may install the iOS 11.2 update to access the new feature, so it's possible we'll start seeing improved installation rates in Apple's next App Store support page update.
Article Link: Apple Says iOS 11 is Now Installed on 59% of Devices
Wish I could take my iPad Pro 10.5 back. Sick of jitter. This thing is supposedly more powerful than their low end Macs yet Apple can't write an OS that can smoothly render a simple app opening animation....
ios 11.2 on the iphone 6 is crap your device will become the epitome of lags and slowdowns
ever since ios 11 installed this is how I be getting notifications very infuriating i've done all the required steps it doesn't clear that notification bugs still I did clean install with itunes same thing i'm disappointed with ios 11 truth be told
Not at all. iOS 7 is so silky smooth. iOS 11 has some strange bugs that still haven't been ironed out. Rotation hat gets locked or confused. Jittery animations. Unable to delete apps properly. A dock that is really dumb and useless. On and on I could continue.
Definitely interesting how recollections and/or experiences of others can differ. Certainly many others will disagree quite a bit on how iOS 7.0 was.
It is interesting, but I can compare the two OS exactly at the same time. And while iOS7 does miss some features of iOS11, the overall execution and experience on iOS7 is so much more simple, well defined and the big one more enjoyable. iOS11 is really not up to scratch for public release. There are too many inconsistencies in the UI and UX in iOS11.
MACRUMORS FACT CHECK!It’s worth noting that the adoption rate of iOS 11 is pretty much in line with that of iOS 10 at around this time last year.
https://www.macrumors.com/2016/10/11/apple-ios-10-adoption-rate-figure-at-54/
But hey, let’s not allow some inconvenient facts to get in the way of communal Apple bashing.
See above.
One of my devices is on 7.1.2, the most current and final version in iOS 7, and it is certainly much better than iOS 11 in lots of ways in terms of simplicity and in general the cohesive presentation and experience.
Here's the connundrum; the "rate" may be going down, but the number of users maybe going up. Without knowing "how many" users the rate is meaningless.
Not at all meaningless actually. Not at all a conundrum either. The iOS adoption rate is going down. The trend is down in recent years. Whether or not there are more or less users is irrelevant. The figures are coming from the overall App Store visits.
That there may be more users is very relevant. We’ll have to agree (or not) that we disagree on what’s relevant.
These are the official iOS adoption rates for iOS 9, iOS 10 and iOS 11 around this time of year. iOS adoption has been going down in recent years, and that's even after all the annoying nagging prompts iOS now pops up on screen to get users to upgrade.
Sources:
https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store/
http://web.archive.org/web/20161222130635/https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store/
http://web.archive.org/web/20151204023942/https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store/
I’m not clear on why you believe the rate is more important than the numbers.
On the other hand more absolute numbers indicate more people have updated even if the rate is lower. The base of users sept 16 is different than The base of users sep 17.
