Thats because its a full installer going from a public to a beta.
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Apple Seeds First Beta of iOS 10.3.3 to Developers
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I always read DFU as "don't eff up". Maybe it's appropriate to the way you use it!
Probably just doing their best to leave EOL devices with a solid OS. A good thing if you ask me.
will be sitting this one out as well most likely just for the unannounced jailbreak that has been rumored. iOS 11 in 19 days YAY!!!!!!!!!
My iPhone 7 Plus updated to iOS 10.3.1 from 10.2.1 needs to be jailbroken.
What about 9.3.4 and 9.3.5, those released in August. Did you sit those out because of 10 betas? (9.3.3 was released on July 18 btw) WWDC was in June yes?
I uninstalled the beta profile and installed the 10.3.2 public release yesterday. I then reinstalled the beta profile to prep for whenever the next beta came. My phone is currently asking me to update to the 10.3.2 public beta 5. Do you think I need to update to the 10.3.2 public beta 5 before I will be able to update to 10.3.3 public beta whenever that is released?
I sat all of them out, 9.3.3 -> 9.3.5. I was already on iOS 10. Which further strengthens my point why having both iOS 10 and 11 in beta at the same times doesn't work. Everyone wants to jump to the latest.
I don't mind the bug fixes. Just a pain to do the phone updates. Takes a half hour to do the full upgrade through iTunes. First world problems.
No you shouldn't . In fact there is no 10.3.2 b5 anymore so nothing to install. However 10.3.3 is only available on the dev channel not public channel yet. You will have to sit tight until its released on public then you should be ok.
There really isn't anything like "get it right already" as there are always some bugs here or there that can be addressed, some tweaks or improvements that could be made, etc. In most instances, in particular with something as complex as an OS, it's essentially when a developer decides to stop doing that to move on to the next version, not really when they "get it right".
Guys,
seriously ... you need to think beyond just consumers:
Bug fixes which may affect
Consumers
Developers newly released or older iOS apps and older compatibility of such apps
Exchange Server 2013/2017/2016
SQL Server implementations with iOS apps connecting to such
SQL Lite internal iOS DB engine affecting quite a number of apps
Just because Beta 1 of IOS11 is a few short weeks away does NOT mean everything will work for possible users, corporations, governments and end users. You'd figure most of you would've figured this out by now.
Then explain 8 of the last 9 years of iOS. I forgot about 9.3.3 last year, but every year prior has seen zero activity the last couple weeks before WWDC.
The trend is changing. I think we can start to work out that Apple's attitude to iOS versions seems to be changing from the historical pattern. The past couple of versions have bucked the trend with not only amount of betas but the release schedule of them. We can explain the last 8 of 9 as being the old way, we now seem to have moved over to a new pattern. It's no big deal, install or don't.
Apple can do whatever it wishes to let customer being protected. Being close to WWDC does not mean they won't release any update of the previous major version of iOS.
I think you are missing the point of what I was responding to. The person I responded to was talking about developers, not consumers.
Edit for typo.