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Every IOS update, stop forcing us to use iCloud, I don't want it, don't trust it, stop assuming I want to log into and use it.

It's not difficult to update and keep the previous settings!!!
 
On a new phone I agree, but a few times at the start of every update gets annoying.

In fact, even a new setup is a right pain, trying to set up with iTunes and the phone continually nags about going to iCloud.
 
Every IOS update, stop forcing us to use iCloud, I don't want it, don't trust it, stop assuming I want to log into and use it.

It's not difficult to update and keep the previous settings!!!
What do you trust if you don't trust iCloud and do you have more than one Apple device? (I'm just curious)
 
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Every IOS update, stop forcing us to use iCloud, I don't want it, don't trust it, stop assuming I want to log into and use it.

It's not difficult to update and keep the previous settings!!!

Nobody is forcing anyone to do anything. Bit overdramatic.

I use it. And "every update" means what....once a month? Once every two months? Let's see....we're on 9.3.1....since September. So, honestly, it's not THAT frequent. Some would even argue that Apple updates should be more regular, like every month or so.

Honestly, is it really that much of a bother to opt out of iCloud for updates?
 
Tbh it's a good thing given the number of people I know in the past that have lost contacts or photos... Or get confused on new device. It's absolutely a sensible 2016 default
 
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=Apple does what they want and don't care if we like it or not.

You know that End user license agreement you click "I AGREE" to without reading every iOS update?

It pretty much says Apple can do whatever it wants with its iOS software and that you agree to it in return for being able to use iOS.

So in the end its you agreed not to "care" what Apple does with iOS in return for being able to use iOS.
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Every IOS update, stop forcing us to use iCloud, I don't want it, don't trust it, stop assuming I want to log into and use it.

It's not difficult to update and keep the previous settings!!!

Please see EULA you clicked "I AGREE" to. It states Apple can do whatever it wants with iOS and that you agree to it in return for being able to use it. You may have bought your iPhone but you are leasing iOS from Apple.
 
First World Problems right there.

At £700 damn right we should complain!
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You may have bought your iPhone but you are leasing iOS from Apple.

That does;t make my post any less valid, it's not about ownership, it's about apple forcing their options on me when I've already decided I don't want it.
 
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Then again, some folks just have to complain about everything.

Everything? is one annoying point about apple's policy everything in the world to you?
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What do you have to hide?
It's not about hiding, it's about waste of time and bandwidth, and poor internet due to bogged down by iCloud dong things I don't need. Idiot could system for idiot people that can't manage their devices!
 
Everything? is one annoying point about apple's policy everything in the world to you?
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It's not about hiding, it's about waste of time and bandwidth, and poor internet due to bogged down by iCloud dong things I don't need. Idiot could system for idiot people that can't manage their devices!
You have used up more time with this post than the time you would have used up either bypassing or setting up an iCloud account.
 
If it wasn't for iCloud I would be carrying two iPhones because I would have no notes on the 5s and I need every one of them. Plus, It will make setting up my next iPhone a whole lot easier. If I didn't have iCloud I'd have to carry a very thick, messy notebook and I would much rather have the iPhone.
 
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