I love these kind of messages. Not. Staying with 6 is of course your
choice. But somewhere down the line you will be made to upgrade. Newer
devices come with newer versions of iOS and there's no way back. Just my
£0.02 worth and I will continue to upgrade my devices even if I have to
work around issues.
Christopher Hallsworth
Student at the Hadley School for the Blind
www.hadley.edu
On 16/05/2014 15:26, Travis Siegel wrote:
Yet another reason I refuse to update to ios 7. I'm still running
6.1.13, and will continue doing so until ios 7 works as well for
everyone as 6 does for me now.
I don't see that happening any time soon, so I guess I'll be on 6 for
quite a while.
Yes, some apps don't work, because they require version 7, but when one
of those pop up, I simply delete it, and go find something else that
does the job. I refuse to be forced into an upgrade that is going to
cause me problems.
And, with all that said, I have to wonde why it is folks still insist I
need to upgrade to ios 7, then promptly tell me there's vo issues, but
they're minor, and can easily be worked around.
Why?
I have no vo issues with 6, so why would I upgrade to something that
doesn't work as well, and that even the staunchest suppors still claim
has issues?
People just make no sense to me.
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