Still kind of find it odd they didn't just go with something like 12.1.5 in case they might need to release something else more urgently as 12.1.3 (like they needed to do with 12.1.2).
That's basically what has become the assumption when 12.1.2 was publicly released.It looks like iOS 12.1.2 (16C101) released this week is not the final release of iOS 12.1.2 (16D5024a) beta 1 of last week but the bug fix on iOS 12.1.1 (16C50) release. It can be seen that released iOS 12.1.2 is branched for C release which is part of 12.1.1.
It looks like Qualcomm patent issue pushed Apple to release software in rush. Hence, today's beta iOS 12.1.3 (16D5032a) beta 1 is like iOS 12.1.2 beta 2 and labeled as beta 2. They are both branched for D release.
I’m confused. If I don’t update via iTunes then I’m on an old version???
No it won’t. This is no different than 9.2.1 and 10.2.x. When the version gets re-released you must do the full installer. There will not be an OTA for this new build.Surely it will come to OTA since 99% of people do that.
No it won’t. This is no different than 9.2.1 and 10.2.x. When the version gets re-released you must do the full installer. There will not be an OTA for this new build.
If this build was so important that 12.1.2 people needed to update, they would have pushed it out as 12.1.3.
That’s usually why these re-releases occur. There is no need to update if you are already on 12.1.2. It’s a 3 point build difference. With the same version number. Clearly Apple doesn’t find it necessary to update.I assumed it was relating to some bricking. My 6S came close to completing the update before iTunes encounter an error. I had to unplug but the update completed fine though.
I’m still on 12.1.1, is there a point to do an OTA update to 12.1.2? Did they just fix some sort of an esim bug? Because if that’s all they changed then I could care less and won’t updateThat’s usually why these re-releases occur. There is no need to update if you are already on 12.1.2. It’s a 3 point build difference. With the same version number. Clearly Apple doesn’t find it necessary to update.
There is. I got it for my iPhone X which doesn´t support the eSim.I’m still on 12.1.1, is there a point to do an OTA update to 12.1.2? Did they just fix some sort of an esim bug? Because if that’s all they changed then I could care less and won’t update
The OTA was over 100MB from 12.1.1 to 12.1.2. I’m sure there are other behind the scene changes than just the eSIM fix. Could be shuffling code around for 12.2 as well.I’m still on 12.1.1, is there a point to do an OTA update to 12.1.2? Did they just fix some sort of an esim bug? Because if that’s all they changed then I could care less and won’t update