I usually do a clean install after reset, then reacquire my account data and apps data from iCloud backup.
-eric On Jan 10, 2018, at 4:47 AM, Gerardo Corripio wrote: > With mine, it works like a charm with iOS11.2.2! My theory behind these > supposed upgrade troubles is logical: since usually the iPhones are bought > and begin there use since when Apple releases them (take the 5s released > September2013 with iOS7 I think), after 4 years of use, accumulated update > processes…, trash is left behind, making phones slow, thus getting the false > imprission that its slowness is because of iOS11. I’ve mine since > November2017 brand new, and works great. Does ny theory nake sense? > > Gera > Enviado desde mi iPhone 5S de Telcel > > El 10/01/2018, a la(s) 12:37 a. m., Eric Oyen <[email protected]> escribió: > >> well, >> I have an iPhone 5 here and it won't upgrade past 10.3.x. It states that >> it's software is up to date. What is real interesting is that I can leave it >> alone for 3 or 4 days before I need to recharge it. my iPhone 7s running >> latest iOS has to be charged twice a day (but then again, I put it through >> considerably more use). >> >> >> -eric >>> On Jan 9, 2018, at 7:46 PM, M. Taylor wrote: >>> >>> I'm never upgrading my iPhone again, and you may not want to either >>> By Monica Chin, Dec 22, 2017 >>> >>> In the past few months, Apple has released frequent updates to iOS 11. >>> Should you upgrade? For most people, it's a personal preference, but there >>> are some people who should definitely steer clear. >>> I've owned an iPhone 6 for the past two years. When Apple released iOS 11 in >>> early September, I was still using iOS 9, and my phone was still running >>> like new. >>> >>> I held off on upgrading to iOS 11 for as long as I could, worried about >>> rumors I'd heard that it would decrease my outdated phone's performance. >>> Eventually, however, I gave in to pressure from friends and colleagues, >>> plugged my phone in, and upgraded. >>> My phone's performance and battery life were immediately reduced to shells >>> of their former selves. I now need to charge my phone about three times a >>> day, it shuts down without warning, and it crashes when I have too many apps >>> running. >>> >>> So it goes without saying that it might not be the best decision to upgrade >>> to the newest version of iOS for everyone, security risks be damned. The >>> first group who shouldn't upgrade: Jailbreakers. >>> I've never jailbroken my phone, mostly because it sounds like a lot of work, >>> but a number of my friends are incredibly loyal to the procedure. It's not >>> yet possible to jailbreak a device running iOS 11, though that's in the >>> works. >>> >>> The second and much larger group is people like me who have an older device >>> (two more more models behind the current flagship) who are happy with its >>> current performance. >>> Updating your phone is a gamble, and the odds aren't even. Decreased battery >>> life, keyboard bugs, and general performance glitches are always a risk. But >>> the reward stays the same, while the risk gets higher, the older your phone >>> is. If you're happy with the way your phone is running, there's little need >>> to take that risk. >>> >>> It is worth noting one major point here: iOS updates do carry important >>> security features, and fix vulnerabilities that could compromise your >>> device. It's worth reading up on these fixes, and factoring them into your >>> decision. In some cases, it will be worth the risk of avoiding the update. >>> >>> For example, iOS 11 fixed the KRACK vulnerability, but that was already very >>> difficult for hackers to exploit. And given the speed at which Apple has >>> been rolling out iOS updates lately, and then more rushed updates to fix the >>> bugs in those updates, it's not unthinkable that an update could bring new >>> vulnerabilities too, as we saw with macOS High Sierra. >>> >>> If you're happy with your older iPhone, it's fine to leave it be. Forbes >>> reports that the happiest users of older phones still use some variation of >>> iOS 10, or even iOS 9. >>> At the very least, don't update immediately after the rollout. Sit back for >>> a few weeks, keep an eye on the news, and see what vulnerabilities and bugs >>> arise. 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