I know it's "best" to do a clean install of a new OS release, but all the work to download/configure fresh app installs....blah. Any negatives against installing an update on top of an existing build?
Thanks.
Thanks.
I know it's "best" to do a clean install of a new OS release, but all the work to download/configure fresh app installs....blah. Any negatives against installing an update on top of an existing build?
Thanks.
OTA seems to be fine. No issues. IMO really only need to do clean when you do a major OS update like v6 to v7 or after a single decimal update and you are experiencing issues.
I always been doing clean install. Helps clean things up and remove old apps I never use.. think of it as spring cleaning.
I have never done a clean install without using a backup since iOS 4, I think. I have done restore as new, then restored from backup, but I don't think that counts. I have never noticed any problems.
I would argue that the same applies to a majority of users who do it that way, however, some people just aren't that fortunate. We have no idea of the stuff that people install on their devices. Some of the stuff I read about makes me wonder if their devices are possessed or something...lol...Anyway, I test a lot of apps and then end up deleting them so I prefer to install as new from time to time just to wipe any leftover crap that may be present and could *possibly* pose a problem down the line. Know what I mean?...