You wouldn't have only one iOS version to worry about if Apple didn't infinitely nag us to update and/or they let us rollback to a prior version.
User preference or troubleshooting is put to the curb.
Wish I could. IOS13 was such a cluster for me that I had to upgrade.I'm gonna sit this update out for the foreseeable future. My X is working decently on iOS 13 and after last years sh*t show of bugs in iOS 13 i learned my lesson.
Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.
It's the same every year. Wait for all the minor releases to come out if you're concerned about stability.Considering the number of complaints I've seen, as well as the bug mentioned, I'm thinking that it won't be safe until 14.5.1 and might go much further.
I've been waiting for a 14.1.1 but it may not be stable enough for me.
From what I've seen, Android tends to change less about the app runtime between versions, so it's not an apples to apples comparison. iOS still seems easier for devs to support.In return you get a far better app experience than what you get on Android as apps take advantage of the bleeding edge features and only have to focus on one version to engineer their app for.
Troubleshooting is hardly an issue here with iOS. You'd be troubleshooting your Android apps far more as developers find it a headache to segregate their apps to cater towards the extreme fragmentation of Android versions.
not sure what you mean. i can tell you first hand it broke our app when Google introduced privacy controls at run time as opposed to at install time. we had to segregate the code path based on which version of Android you're using.From what I've seen, Android tends to change less about the app runtime between versions, so it's not an apples to apples comparison.
I'm gonna sit this update out for the foreseeable future. My X is working decently on iOS 13 and after last years sh*t show of bugs in iOS 13 i learned my lesson.
Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.
IMO, IOS 14 is a minor update to IOS 13, in the same way that IOS 13 was a minor update to IOS 12, and that was a minor update to IOS 11, etc.iOS 14 is a very minor update. People don't really need it, but it won't hurt either. I'd rather have a steady OS instead of a buggy one. iOS 11 still gives me nightmares! (not really, but you get me.)
I like iOS 14, but it seems a little buggier for me than iOS 13 did when it was first released. I'm on a XR, and sometimes there's a delay when I start typing in a text. I guess that's the most frustrating bug. There are some others, but there are so many improvement, too. Like, it's way easier to ignore calls and see the person you're facetiming when doing something else, etc
So I could understand if it take a little longer to adopt. Maybe 14.2 will be a good entry for everyone
This 100%. My wife upgraded her 11 and it’s been very very buggy — audio dropping out, blank screens, control center is basically unusable, etc.I'm gonna sit this update out for the foreseeable future. My X is working decently on iOS 13 and after last years sh*t show of bugs in iOS 13 i learned my lesson.
Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me.
What bugs do you think will affect your operation of the phone?I'm still on iOS 13, waiting for MacRumors to stop posting articles about basic bugs in the latest versions that should have been caught in the iOS 14 betas.
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My wife's XR has none of these issues on the latest ios 14 update. I guess YMMV is always true.This 100%. My wife upgraded her 11 and it’s been very very buggy — audio dropping out, blank screens, control center is basically unusable, etc....
Default app changes not sticking.What bugs do you think will affect your operation of the phone?
It's the same every year. Wait for all the minor releases to come out if you're concerned about stability.
You don't get that now with ios 13. So don't use that feature in ios 14?Default app changes not sticking.
I'm enjoying some of the ios 14 features, such as PIP, which are not implemented in IOS 13. To me ios 14 is a solid upgrade from ios 13...as you noted YMMV.I'll just wait until it actually works to upgrade. There's no compelling reason to jump from a version that's been working alright to a version with bugs in the features that Apple prominently highlighted as the reason to upgrade - presumably those were the most tested features, so who knows how many bugs there are in things they didn't advertise.
Well, every year people also say there's been a recent drop in quality. The only time I was actually upset was iOS 10.Yes, it is, but it's become more important to wait lately, as the quality of the releases seems to be less.
It feels as though there was a huge drop in quality after Avie Tevanian left the company and just a steady downward trend since then. The more Apple is worth, the less they care.
I’m still not getting mail to auto refresh. first an email arrives, I open mail and have to manually refresh to get the message. It’s crazy this has been reported over a year and no fix.This 100%. My wife upgraded her 11 and it’s been very very buggy — audio dropping out, blank screens, control center is basically unusable, etc.
I’m going to hold off for this one — I waited until January for iOS 13 and still regretted it (Mail still continues to glitch on me and not show new emails, and I work in a field where a missed email is a HUGE deal).
Hopefully Apple gets its act together soon.
Same! Twice. No fixes. Now have to take it into the Genius Bar and hope they will replace.Wondering if this is an A13 issue as my SE 2020 has had similar behavior. I even wiped and reinstalled after 14.1 was released.
Out of curiosity, are you on iOS 14?I’m still not getting mail to auto refresh. first an email arrives, I open mail and have to manually refresh to get the message. It’s crazy this has been reported over a year and no fix.
nope, ios 13 for the foreseeable futureOut of curiosity, are you on iOS 14?
It is insane that this has gone on so long. Sometimes I have to force quit mail in order to see a message; I’ve gone hours checking my mail frequently and still missed a critically time-sensitive message because of this. It’s madness.