So, when's iOS 16?
;)
yet another thing you do not understand.
ios 14.8 update was *tiny*, maybe 15 seconds to download, if that much.
Given Apple uses a primitive all-or-nothing method of updating the operating system that _no other operating system uses_,
Meanwhile Google announced they'll be
nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid> asked
yet another thing you do not understand.
I own _plenty_ of both iOS devices Android devices where what I understand
is that this question was about the _next_ update, which, for iOS, is yet another iOS 15.oh.shit.apple.forgot.to.test.the.code.yet.again.and.again.
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The iOS update mechanism is so _primitive_ that no other operating system is updated in the monolithically idiotic way that Apple updates the buggy iOS.
ios 14.8 update was *tiny*, maybe 15 seconds to download, if that much.
You think I don't own _many_ iOS devices nospam?
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My iOS updates are often _huge_ on my iOS devices, nospam.
Fantastically huge they often are but you always focus on the wrong things.
The _size_ isn't what makes the iOS update mechanism so primitive nospam.
What makes iOS primitive is that Apple can't just update individual security modules without fucking with the entire operating system, nospam.
Meanwhile _every_ other modern operating system can do what iOS can't do.
For example, Google is adding a security update to _every_ Android phone
from Android 6 and above and, in fact, look at what the news says about
how _primitive_ iOS security updates are by way of comparison to Android...
https://www.digitalinformationworld.com/2021/09/google-is-going-to-let-older-android.html
"The new Android security features will be available to billions
on Android versions 6 and upward, where hopefully Apple will follow
the lead and launch a similarly modern security update system."
You think I don't own _many_ iOS devices
"hounslow3@yahoo.co.uk" <hounslow3@yahoo.co.uk> asked
So, when's iOS 16?
;)
Given Apple uses a primitive all-or-nothing method of updating the operating system that _no other operating system uses_,
You think I don't own _many_ iOS devices
owning something doesn't mean you know much about it.
And is v15 buggy? ;)
no.
In article <siaogq$ibu$1@gioia.aioe.org>, Robin Goodfellow <Ancient-of-Days@Heaven.Net> wrote:
Given Apple uses a primitive all-or-nothing method of updating the operating >> system that _no other operating system uses_,
yet another thing you do not understand.
ios 14.8 update was *tiny*, maybe 15 seconds to download, if that much.
Meanwhile Google announced they'll be
disabling permissions for unused apps, which is causing a lot of people
to become very annoyed.
nospam <nospam@nospam.invalid> asked
And is v15 buggy? ;)
no.
It's revealing how incredibly confident you are in your utter ignorance.
Given the sordid iOS 13 and iOS 14 bug-filled record, what evidence do you have nospam, that iOS 15 isn't as bug filled as the prior two versions were?
iOS13: *Six Reasons Why iOS 13 and Catalina Are So Buggy*
<https://tidbits.com/2019/10/21/six-reasons-why-ios-13-and-catalina-are-so-buggy/>
iOS14: *The worst release to date*
<https://www.zdnet.com/article/ios-14-the-worst-release-to-date/>
iOS15: *Tired of iOS 15 beta bugs?*
Here's how to revert your iPhone back to iOS 14 before the final launch
<https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/tired-of-ios-15-beta-bugs-heres-how-to-revert-your-iphone-back-to-ios-14-before-the-final-launch/>
Worse, there are so many zero-click zero-day holes in iOS they stopped accepting them long ago, nospam (all these facts you're ignorant of).
*Stop sending us Apple bugs, we have enough already*
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