So they can claim % market share and also so as to make your device run like crap in hope you'll go out and buy a new one.
So they can claim % market share and also so as to make your device run like crap in hope you'll go out and buy a new one.
It's pretty easy to not hit the update button, you know...
Its pretty hard not to hit the update button, you know ...
Agree, you get a prompt every 10mins. This is worse than windows.
I don't get a prompt each time an app is updated, just an indication on the icon...
How are you prompted every 10 minutes? Only thing I get is a red badge on the settings icon. I just move the settings icon to a screen that I don't have to keep looking at till I'm ready to do the update.Agree, you get a prompt every 10mins. This is worse than windows.
I don't get a prompt each time an app is updated, just an indication on the icon...
Well, if this is the case, then iOS does way worse than Windows. This is rather annoying.Agree, you get a prompt every 10mins. This is worse than windows.
I don't get a prompt each time an app is updated, just an indication on the icon...
Why they blocking the option to downgrade the iOS version up to the original version that came with the machine ? but in the same time on their mac's its not a problem to do so ?
To prevent you from jailbreaking. Lots of older versions of iOS are jailbreakable.Why they blocking the option to downgrade the iOS version up to the original version that came with the machine ? but in the same time on their mac's its not a problem to do so ?
Not all jailbreakers jailbreak for piracy.This ^, plus they don't want people able to roll back the OS to a jailbreakable version where the person can install pirated apps.
That may not start being the case. El Capitan has a security measure now that prevents you from modifying some of the underlying UNIX folders. At this time it can be disabled…but in the future?Also on mac if you want to have the latest security you need to have the latest OSX (or at list to update it separately).
About jailbreak version and pirated\cracked apps, we can do the same on the mac - possible to tweak OSX as i want with many third party apps, and you can download any program in the market as a cracked version...
I would think a lot do, but won't come bragging here in MR that's why they do it.Not all jailbreakers jailbreak for piracy.
I pay for my tweaks and apps and all my appstore apps. I jailbreak to customize my device the way I want, not to rip people off.
There are quite a few. I'm not one of them. And the ones that do and do come over to MR get hit pretty hard in the jailbreak forums here (yes, MacRumors has a jailbreak forum and it's very active).I would think a lot do, but won't come bragging here in MR that's why they do it.
It's pretty easy to not hit the update button, you know...
Nobody in my house jailbreaks; don't want the security risk. But to each their own. I have an iPhone precisely because I have a busy life and just want the thing to work without fuss.Oh. And for those that are anti-jailbreak, here is something else to consider.
Apple has quietly changed it's warranty policy in regards to jailbreaking. They need to prove now that a jailbreak has caused an issue before they deny warranty. If they cannot prove that then they no longer deny warranty to jailbroken devices.
How are you prompted every 10 minutes? Only thing I get is a red badge on the settings icon. I just move the settings icon to a screen that I don't have to keep looking at till I'm ready to do the update.
I never do, other than having that red badge on the settings icon.You get prompts every time you try to use the phone...
and we all learnt the hard way! When it first happened to me I was confused as to why Apple would provide me with an update that would slow my device down and make the interface lag. The same happened to my mother with her iPhone, my bestfriend with his iPhone. We all purchased new iPhones as our previous phones became frustrating to use. You have to give it toApple
as the planned obsoleteness works in getting the unexpecting public to upgrade their phones.
Not all jailbreakers jailbreak for piracy.
I pay for my tweaks and apps and all my appstore apps. I jailbreak to customize my device the way I want, not to rip people off.