This is not how security patches work.Software quality in the toilet… they should release when ready. Sticking to a super rigid schedule and releasing software that requires an update days later is very telling.
This is not how security patches work.Software quality in the toilet… they should release when ready. Sticking to a super rigid schedule and releasing software that requires an update days later is very telling.
that's bad advice - security updates are important
This is becoming more and more “what we intend to have implemented by the time the next iOS version ships”.iOS 17 improvements and changes are a lot more then the dozen or so changes still outstanding.
See this PDF for everything to be implemented.
https://www.apple.com/ios/ios-17/pdf/iOS_All_New_Features.pdf
the last 3 or even more iPhones that I got - I put them next to each other and let them do "their thing", so haven't really had to deal with a "restore" in a long time, but still, when the 15 gets setup tomorrow, it will most likely upgrade to 17.0.2 first thing ...Don't disagree, but have you ever had to start over with a clean restore on an iPhone that's been using the same backup for awhile? It can be quite a large undertaking.
I upgraded my 12 Pro from 17.0. Occasional weird behaviors, so maybe it settles down.17.0 runs so well on my 12 Pro I don't even want to upgrade![]()
…. And that you don’t work for AppleWell, it seems like every new IOS iteration is followed quickly with .1. My wife questioning me thoroughly why there is always an update to the most recent update. I have no answer other than incompetence.
Then I would recommend to get on the latest iOS 16 that they released todayReally tempted to get off of 15 on the iPad and iPhone. I’m nervous because for the most part things work in 15.
Buy a newer iPhone.I'm using an iPhone X, how am I expected to get this?
Tell her that there are two goals with software development, good enough, and perfect.Well, it seems like every new IOS iteration is followed quickly with .1. My wife questioning me thoroughly why there is always an update to the most recent update. I have no answer other than incompetence.
I guess Apple has gone to the Microsoft model.That was quick.
I was referring to the bug fixes… they released buggy software.This is not how security patches work.
Right, and the risk is that once you do that, you won't be able to restore your current backup that'll be on 17.0 or 17.0.1. Hopefully I'm wrong, though.the last 3 or even more iPhones that I got - I put them next to each other and let them do "their thing", so haven't really had to deal with a "restore" in a long time, but still, when the 15 gets setup tomorrow, it will most likely upgrade to 17.0.2 first thing ...
Gulp, I better look at Apple TV box 😳 Update, it’s an old 32GB box and it’s up to date 🤤For the record there is an update too for the Apple Watch downloading right now 10.0.1
I hope it fixes my ex-wife😎 ha haI wonder if this will fix the weird keyboard lag I get when I start typing sometimes. It's not a showstopper but it's still infuriating when it happens!
My battery health went from 100% to 92% with iOS 17, hopefully there was an error in that, that is corrected in this update
Maybe that's to trick users to update?This rollout is a bit of a mess.
iPhone 14 Pro Max (with the update claiming it’s only for the iPhone 15 series – so why is it being offered?)...
... and the iPad mini 6th gen with the wrong OS icon:
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same iphone, thanx for info. installing now.I upgraded my 12 Pro from 17.0. Occasional weird behaviors, so maybe it settles down.
hoping so, its so annoying!I wonder if this will fix the weird keyboard lag I get when I start typing sometimes. It's not a showstopper but it's still infuriating when it happens!