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Apple stops signing older versions of iOS 11: What this means for users?
Apple has now stopped signing three previous versions of its mobile Operating System iOS following the release of iOS 11.2.5 last week.
Apple has now stopped signing three previous versions of its mobile Operating System iOS following the release of iOS 11.2.5 last week. What this basically means is that iPhone users will now not be able to downgrade to a lower version of iOS after installing a new version on their devices. "For instance, prior to today, a user running iOS 11.2.5 would have been able to downgrade to either 11.2, iOS 11.2.1, or iOS 11.2.2 through iTunes. That downgrading window is now closed," 9to5Mac reports.
The iPhone maker has particularly stopped signing iOS 11.2, iOS 11.2.1 and iOS 11.2.2 for all its devices. It routinely stops signing older versions of software updates after new releases come out in order to encourage users to keep their operating systems up-to-date. So iPhone users might have no choice but to upgrade to the latest version and enjoy all the new features.
Apple just rolled out iOS 11.2.5 last week with Siri enhancements, official support for the smart speaker HomePod and a host of bug fixes and performance improvements. Coinciding with the public release of iOS 11.2.5, the Cupertino-based giant started beta testing iOS 11.3, which includes features such as new Animoji, iMessages in the Cloud, AirPlay 2 including others. So this move from the company seems natural.
Meanwhile, "this spring, iOS 11.3 will deliver exciting new ways to experience Augmented Reality on iPhone and iPad, new Animoji on iPhone X and the ability to view health records in the Health app," Apple had said in a statement. A major feature in the update will be to show battery health and recommend when a battery needs to be serviced.
Users can also see if the power management feature - first introduced in iOS 10.2.1 - is on and can choose to turn it off, the company said. This feature is available for devices such as iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone SE, iPhone 6s,iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.
In any case, what do you think about Apple's move? Which iOS version you prefer or like the best, Do let us know in the comments.
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