ios update protocol

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  1. holgersson, Sep 27, 2014

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    is there a way to see when exactly (time) i have updated my ios? i.e. update history?
     
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  2. powerstrokin, Sep 27, 2014

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    I don't have an answer for that sorry.. but I'm curious as to why you'd want to know?
     
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  3. holgersson, Sep 27, 2014

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    i just want to know if such protocol exists because on osx you have different such tools. for example power management control etc.
     
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  4. Yun0, Sep 27, 2014

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    no
     
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  5. powerstrokin, Sep 27, 2014

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    What does a protocol have to do with an installation history? I'm not seeing the connection between the two, nor with power management controls or tools.

    Are you just throwing words out there?
     
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  6. holgersson, Sep 27, 2014

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    sorry, i meant power management protocol not control...

    to be honest: the reason i want to know that is, that i updated my ios to 8.0.2 and i don't know whether i updated it from 8.0 or 8.0.1...
     
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  7. powerstrokin, Sep 27, 2014

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    You're not sure if you updated to 8.0.1? It was only out for an hour and a half, you can't remember if you updated it the day before yesterday??

    I don't understand why it would matter anyways.

    I also still don't understand what any of this has to do with power management/protocols/tools or anything.

    I'm not trying to bust your balls, just get down to the basics of what EXACTLY it is you're trying to find out, and why.
     
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  8. C DM, Sep 27, 2014

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    Don't think you can get that information short of perhaps if you did it through iTunes and there was some logging that happened somewhere.
     
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