| >There's now more than enough history out there for users to know that if you install major iOS updates, you cannot easily downgrade. Certainly, that is your version of reality. Only a small minority of users have any clue about downgrading. >I don't think it's a valid comment, or a comment made in good faith, to say that iOS updates are a "bait and switch". >that Apple supports its older devices MUCH better and for much longer than any competitor. Well, it depends on your viewpoint. How can you 'support' a device by incrementally making it slower with each passing release? If all they were releasing was bug fixes and patches, and features which didn't adversely impact performance then YES I would agree with you. Or hell, I'd even agree with you with the current situation if Apple allowed downgrades. Seriously, I mean don't you think its totally messed up that Apple has to give its permission before you're able to downgrade the OS to speed it up when its their own update that slowed it down ? Its ridiculous and should not be accepted as the norm. > you cannot easily downgrade. (It's not impossible, it's just a huge pain.) Cool, please point the entire world to a working bootrom exploit for the 4s. We've been waiting for a while :) |