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One of the hardest things for tech companies to do is get people to update their software. It generally benefits everybody - quality of user experience typically increases and then in turn people speak more highly of the products. Updates can still be inconvenient. "But it works fine why update it?"

Apple has answered this question by putting the pill in the marshmallow - give them more emojis.
 
Does anyone actually use emojis ?

I cannot be bothered trolling through pages and pages of them looking for something appropriate - and usually failing.

Don't bother anymore.
 
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Because updates generally have fixes (and often security related ones too) as well as other improvements in them?
 
One of the hardest things for tech companies to do is get people to update their software. It generally benefits everybody - quality of user experience typically increases and then in turn people speak more highly of the products. Updates can still be inconvenient. "But it works fine why update it?"

Apple has answered this question by putting the pill in the marshmallow - give them more emojis.

12 security vulnerabilities

https://threatpost.com/apple-fixes-12-vulnerabilities-in-ios-10-2/122428/
 
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