What part about this is shocking and why is it worth investigating? When setting up the iPhone, you're prompted to upgrade and all is good. What's the issue?
Is it alright? Let me clarify from the start: the universal and general values that you directed towards me are all alive and well within me. This is evident in the statements I made above. Based on that premise, I have posed my question on this site.
iOS 18.0 (22A3351) has lower benchmark scores compared to iOS 18.0.1 and iOS 18.1 beta, but the battery life is unmatched (on my iPhone 16 Plus). In other words, it’s the best portable iPhone for staying connected with people.
I was considering staying with iOS 18.0 (22A3351) for as long as I use my iPhone 16 Plus, but it was missing one final charm to convince me completely.
Here’s the thing: when an OS update is announced, most people will likely update, as you mentioned. This means that iOS 18.0 (22A3351) will start to become rare. The more people update their iPhone 16 series OS, the more my iPhone 16, equipped with 22A3351, will become like a gem.
That’s because the number of iPhone 16 models equipped with 22A3351 will decrease.
And when the version of iOS pre-installed on iPhone 16 exceeds 22A3354, the luster of this "gem" will increase even more.
However, if iOS 22A3351 continues to be pre-installed, it would be a magical spell that causes all the values I mentioned to collapse, which is a problem.
That’s why I need the opinion of knowledgeable people, to uphold my values.