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Apple Seeds First Beta of iOS 9.3.3 to Developers
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Well, technically there are often security flaws that get fixed, it's just a question of when they might be exploited and if they would make enough news if/when they are if they don't necessarily affect a lot of people (but still have an affect on those who are affected nonetheless).
Congratulations.
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You mean when the ecosystem and OS was magnitudes simpler?
Every single thing Apple does is wrong. Once you understand that, you understand these forums.
My guess is its the last update they will see before the 64bit only iOS 11. My guess isn't based on anything but a hunch though!
iOS 4.0, 5.0, 6.0 were much more stable on release than 7.0, 8.0, 9.0.
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Oh here we go....taking a page out of the old Apple PR book are we????
Yes iOS is much more complex and has more features. However, if the features cant be relatively bug free upon release then it shouldn't be released. Let alone bricking phones cellular connectivity (last year) and iPad pro 9.7 (last week). Or deleting people's music with Apple Music. I'd love to read your defense of iTunes....does iTunes "increased functionality" overrule what a giant steaming pile of crap it is??????
The more betas they release, the more devices that seem to be bricked when the "final" release is released.
iOS 9.3.3 will be what 9.3.2 should have been all along.
iOS 9.3.3 will be what 9.3.2 should have been all along.
One doesn't necessarily imply the other.There were that many bugs in 9.3.2?
Really?
Sure, there's an issue there. That doesn't somehow make it that many bugs or that this update is to address many bugs introduced in iOS 9.3.2.
If Tim or Craig or Phil actually knew that most educated ios users fear their updates (with good reason) and gain satisfaction from endlessly deleting the update from their device (only for it to be forced down the pipe to us as soon as we plug in......only for us to delete it once again)... If they only understood that we gain satisfaction in doing this, like swatting a mosquito over and over again that will never die till kingdom come...
If they only knew how poisoned they have infected their user base with Update Loathing....A loathing-base that increases with every iteration....
If I they only knew of the rot in the focsle that festers deeper with every update like a pestulent weeping sore....
If they only knew.
If they only knew how poisoned they have infected their user base with Update Loathing....A loathing-base that increases with every iteration....
If I they only knew of the rot in the focsle that festers deeper with every update like a pestulent weeping sore....
If they only knew.
This iPad Pro 9.7 owner is very happy with the 9.3.2 update that loaded without any problems.
What? I'm an educated user and I can't wait to hit the button. Nothing has ever been broken to the extent it makes me "hate my iPhone ".
And in Jobs' days updates couldn't even be deleted.
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It would sort of make sense except that it seems there's no beta for the iPads that could experience those issues.
I have the iPad Pro 9.7 that I haven't updated yet and am now being prompted several times a day to update to 9.3.2.
But then if that was the only or the main thing that was being addressed then why release a beta before it is actually addressed?Yet...
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You can delete it so that you wouldn't be prompted.
Lol idk. Perhaps to make sure the fix doesn't break anything in devices that didn't have a problem with the previous release. Could be thenipad so get it later? I wish I knew.
If you had checked you'd know that particular issue was relative to some iPad Pros not ALL iPad Pros. Like all bugs they don't affect every single user across the board. They're almost always symptomatic of lesser known issues particularly isolated to a few users, as is in that case. If it were as widespread as you'd make out to be, Apple would've seen it clearly and fixed it already. Clearly the problem isn't ubiquitous, the same with 99.9% of most bugs.
Well don't install it then!
[doublepost=1464078469][/doublepost]I've never had a single issue on any device with Apple Beta's and I have them all pretty much, not sure why some people have them but I think they'll find they are in the minority?