The most annoying part is the constant auto download and I would manually delete it EVERY SINGLE TIME.
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Apple Says iOS 12 is Now Installed on 53% of Active Devices From Last Four Years
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I didn’t get any reminders - I searched for and uploaded the updates on my own.
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Wrong - In my case I uploaded this on my own without any prompts.
Does anyone know if iOS 12 is at least as fast as iOS 10? I can find lots of iOS 11 to iOS 12 comparisons, but none for iOS 10 to iOS12 for all us people who learnt years ago not to upgrade major iOS versions but are now hearing how great and fast iOS 12 is!
Shut off bluetooth or wifi until tomorrow is still dumb. Give us an option.
There are people who share bluetooth devices and cars with others, it's just annoying.
There are people who share bluetooth devices and cars with others, it's just annoying.
What they don’t do is track you, build an extensive identifiable profile across services and machines, and sell that data to third parties.
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“Tomorrow” being not long after I go to sleep.
No, and as the title says «% of devices» and not users, thay are justified in msking that clame, unless ofc the internsl ststd sre way mor dpesific then the one they publish here
It’s not apple .... it’s google who paid Apple loads to remain the default search engine
What interests me as a software developer, what percentage of users willing to install new apps are on iOS 12? How many customers do I make happy if I use iOS 12 features, and how many customers do I lose if I require iOS 12?
Sure, though that is moving the goal posts, when the question is tracking , and not tracking with purpose to monetise.
My problem with tracking is not if a company sells the data . It’s that data about me is being tracked . With constant hacks / breaches announced on a regular basis, companies selling anonymised data about me is the least of my concerns.
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Does apple provide any of that info to you ? Like customer reach if you support version x...y etc.
iOS 11.3 is completely fine without any problems, so people don't need to rush to 12
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no, we are Apple, so shut up and hit that upgrade button as we always know what is best for you!
Yep and good for Apple to be able to collect on it.It’s not apple .... it’s google who paid Apple loads to remain the default search engine
I agree . My advice is stick on the last build of the previous version , until say 12.2 . Though 12 has had a much better introduction, compared to 11, which was very bad . A reason a number of my devices are still on 10, as I wait to see how 12 works out . My iPhone X I upgraded though .
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It’s all business
Did you try waiting a couple of days? That always happens to me after a major update, but I wait a couple of days and it's back to normal again. On my old 6S everything was back to normal within a day, in fact my battery lasted about 10% more than before and on my XS I get TWO days with iOS12.
It’s probably the only release which won’t have planned obsolescence built in as Apple is wary after Throttlegate. Download while you can because iOS 13 will be back to the same old same old.
It's been weeks at this point and the battery life on my iPhone 7 is worse with iOS 12 (12.0.1 currently) than it was with iOS 11.
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iOS 12 was also supposedly going to be the "same old", until it wasn't (at least not for many). So much for generalizations.
According to data from ArsTechnica, the launch times for apps are about the same as iOS 10.
Considering the crap that iOS 11 was, even I upgraded the day 12 came out to get the speed boost.
A few seconds search would tell you Settings is the place to go to turn off WiFi or Bluetooth completely until you manually enable. You can Force Touch on Settings for quick access.
How big is the current iOS update? I have a 16GB 6S and space is very tight. Apps are getting huge and store a huge amount of cache. I keep on deleting and reinstalling apps to clear the cache but when I redownload the app, the newer version is bigger! Im on iOS 10.2.1.
The current iOS 12 is only a result of the throttlegate scandal. Previously iOS 12 was going to feature a radical redesign which Apple postponed to 2019 to win back customer loyalty.
By 2019 people will have forgotten about it and Apple can resume their clever scheme.
I already know how to do that but thanks, my point was that control center is annoying af. Off should mean off, not off until Tomorrow.
With this logic, why not say "On until tomorrow"
Same stupidity...