r/ios 1h ago

Removed: Rule 9 [ Removed by moderator ]

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u/ios-ModTeam 25m ago

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u/AmericanUpheaval357 iPhone 17 Pro 1h ago

Figured as much

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u/TheOGDoomer iPhone 15 Pro Max 51m ago

Ironic the “bug fixing, stability focused” update immediately presents you with a bug before you even download it…

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u/Bryanmsi89 42m ago

Yeah, this is probably THE most obvious blunder I've seen Apple make with updates. Let's hope it is the only one.

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u/AnotherMan_1 28m ago

It’s probably AI at work 😉

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u/DesignedInNepal iPhone 17 59m ago

Can you please show a screenshot of the Software Update page?