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I wish the message was this clear. It would make a lot of sense.Apple should just say: We plan to end support for iOS 14 on December 31st 2021. It would make everything much clearer.
I wish the message was this clear. It would make a lot of sense.Apple should just say: We plan to end support for iOS 14 on December 31st 2021. It would make everything much clearer.
This thread is referring to software version, not hardware version. With hardware version Apple is doing fine; iPhone 6s has received updates for 7 years, not 5 (iOS 9 - iOS 15) assuming iOS 15 updates stop after iOS 16 is released (but hopefully they'll continue to offer security updates for devices that can't update to iOS 16).How does this compares to a Pixel device, for example?. Shame on Apple!!!!5 years is also temporary.
From Google page:
When you'll get Pixel updates
Pixel 6 & Pixel 6 Pro phones will get Pixel updates for at least 5 years from when the device first became available on the Google Store in the US. Pixel updates include Pixel security updates, and may also include feature drops and other software updates.
Exactly. As usual, Apple’s marketing team falls short again.I don’t doubt that Apple meant this to be temporary. However, it sure would be nice if they could just be honest and say, “We used a poor choice of words when describing the ability to remain on iOS 14 and caused unnecessary confusion. This was our fault and we apologize.”
Good for Apple: Less OSes to maintain and provide security updates.Oh, Apple. What is so wrong with people wanting to not upgrade to iOS 15 except for your numbers?
Yes true, but if you need to restore your device using iTunes there is no way to do a restore without updating to the latest iOS first.technically, it is always on option to stay on iOS 14, no one is forcing you to update. A badge icon telling you there is iiOS 15 is not being forced.
blah, blah, blah. lets move on folks, nothing to see here. If you don't want to install iOS 15, don'tIf a large majority fails to upgrade, future iOS versions will remove the option to exclude updating. Apple knows better than you what’s best. MacOS will follow as well.
Maybe they weren’t sure if they could hit a performance or stability benchmarks by a fixed date.Apple should just say: We plan to end support for iOS 14 on December 31st 2021. It would make everything much clearer.
I seriously don’t understand why people complain of a steeped function introduction of features during the year. It balances workload for Apple and this theoretically reduces mistakes.Stuff like this makes me wish they'd switch away from annual version releases. I have been on iOS 15 since beta, but it's annoying to have all of this weird adoption and rollout hesitancy bait. When people complain about issues during a two year adoption cycle, it's clear what needs worked on, as opposed to focusing on new half-baked releases like universal control, and ignoring the faulty foundations.
Exactly. As usual, Apple’s marketing team falls short again.
iOS may now offer a choice between two software update versions in the Settings app. You can update to the latest version of iOS 15 as soon as it’s released for the latest features and most complete set of security updates. Or continue on iOS 14 and still get important security updates.