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iOS 10.3.3 Update: 5 Mistakes to Avoid
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iOS 10.3.2 might be tempting when it arrives. If you're already on iOS 10.3.1, you'll probably be fine to install iOS 10.3.2 on your device. You can always downgrade to iOS 10.3.1 if you don't like the performance. If you're on something older than iOS 10.3.1 or if you're using an older device, you might want to take a raincheck, for a few days at least. If you're using an older device on an older version of iOS, and you're having a splendid experience, you might want to wait for some initial feedback about the iOS 10.3.2 update to emerge. If you're feeling especially leery, you might want to wait for some long-term iOS 10.3.2 feedback from people using the same device. Remember, there won't be a way to downgrade to anything older than iOS 10.3.1. Once you make the move from iOS 10.1.1 or iOS 9, you're stuck with iOS 10.3.2 and iOS 10.3.1. You'll want to be absolutely sure about the move to iOS 10.3.2 before you make it. You probably won't be able to make the decision immediately. Take your time and make the move when you're ready. | |||||||
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Jim Boarman
03/03/2017 at 8:01 pm
Unbelievable article!! Adam Mills, a journalism major, who bought an iPhone and iPad, has used them for a few years, is now smarter and more knowledgable than all the software engineers, programmers and managers thereof at Apple regarding software updates and new OS versions for your iPhone. Adam, do you really think Apple designs software updates without considering what impact it will have on current users? Your statement “Blindly installing iOS updates isn’t wise…”, is pompous and specious. People in the medical, engineering, legal, accounting, etc., fields that require prerequisite education and registrations get put in jail for masquerading as something they are not; because they are a danger to society. You fall into this category, however, because anyone that knows how to type can do what you do, unfortunately there are no laws against it.
As I have asked you many times before, please get a job doing something you know about. IT is not that area!!