[ksk]

>The difference is, iOS asks. You can say no.

Yeah, and then it asks again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again.. and again....

[rootbear]

I finally got around to updating my iPhone and iPad and I also found those endless nags very, very off-putting. But what MS has done is much worse, with their upgrade-by-deception tactics. I've lost all interest in Windows 10, not that I had much to begin with.

[ksk]

I have realized that these people are incompetent and can't be trusted with updates. I've neutered the update on my iphone 6s and my W10 desktop and couldn't be happier. Like I had a 4 month uptime on my W10 install till I had to install a driver for my oculus and reboot.

[hendersoon]

No, it doesn't. I'm running iOS 9.0 on my iPhone, because that's the last jailbroken version. My phone NEVER nags me to upgrade. NEVER.

Now if I plug it into my computer and run iTunes, iTunes does ask. But I don't do that very often, as there's no reason to plug your phone into a computer these days.

[ksk]

I don't believe a single word you said, and neither does anyone else.

[These links are for others viewing this thread, who don't have iPhones and haven't seen it]

http://osxdaily.com/2016/01/04/stop-ios-software-update-noti...

http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/209498/is-there-a-w...

[yrro]

My iPad 3 nags me to install the latest iOS update every single time I unlock it.

[orbitur]

That's when you upgrade. There's no reason to stay on an older iOS.

[ksk]

>There's no reason to stay on an older iOS.

Yeah, sure buddy.. I learnt my lesson when my 4S turned into a laggy POS after updating the OS. I was forced to sell it off because it became super slow. Never going to trust Apple again.

[cm2187]

Except when the upgrades come with more nagging for Apple services.

[Spooky23]

Tell my iPad 2 that.

[orbitur]

My iPad 2 should talk to yours. It's happy with iOS 9, if a bit slow compared to my Air 2.