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Which iPhone Are You Ordering?

  • iPhone 17

    Votes: 40 5.4%
  • iPhone Air - Sky Blue

    Votes: 30 4.0%
  • iPhone Air - Light Gold

    Votes: 13 1.8%
  • iPhone Air - Cloud White

    Votes: 47 6.3%
  • iPhone Air - Space Black

    Votes: 35 4.7%
  • iPhone Pro - Cosmic Orange

    Votes: 54 7.3%
  • iPhone Pro - Deep Blue

    Votes: 67 9.0%
  • iPhone Pro - Silver

    Votes: 62 8.4%
  • iPhone Pro Max - Cosmic Orange

    Votes: 141 19.0%
  • iPhone Pro Max - Deep Blue

    Votes: 139 18.8%
  • iPhone Pro Max - Silver

    Votes: 89 12.0%
  • Still Undecided ???

    Votes: 24 3.2%

  • Total voters
    741
Complete myth.
No, it’s not a myth. Especially if you’ve been on the beta programme. Backups can not always) carry bugs and issues over. I always start fresh with every upgrade, for me it’s part of the hype and fun of getting the new phone.

I often find settings that I had forgotten about and enjoy the setup process. I only ever restore from a backup if I get a replacement mid-cycle. I always have amazing battery life by following this route.
 
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No, it’s not a myth. Especially if you’ve been on the beta programme. Backups can not always) carry bugs and issues over. I always start fresh with every upgrade, for me it’s part of the hype and fun of getting the new phone.

I often find settings that I had forgotten about and enjoy the setup process. I only ever restore from a backup if I get a replacement mid-cycle. I always have amazing battery life by following this route.
Considering iOS is updated or reinstalled on the new device tell me how 'bugs' get transported over?
 
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