iOS 11 it seems to be, without question, the most problematic version of iOS so far, having the most updates released in the first 3 months after the release of the initial version. We are talking about no less than 8 updates released by the Apple company for iOS 11 from September until now, and in all of them there were solutions for various problems.
Absolutely every update released for iOS 11 so far has solved a problem that iPhone and iPad users had, some of them being extremely serious. The most serious of them was the one that automatically restarted the iPhone and iPad when local notifications were sent by iOS 11.2 applications, being released to solve it.
iOS 11.2.1 came just this week and so Apple managed to surpass iOS 10 in the number of updates available to users, and that says a lot about iOS 11. If there wasn't one problem that had to be solved by each update and new functions would have been implemented, we could have had a different opinion about iOS 11, but this is the most problematic version of iOS so far.
Comparing with the previous versions, iOS 5 had only one update after the release of the initial version, iOS 6 had two, while iOS 7 and iOS 9 had 4 each. There is no data for iOS 8, but that version did not it was too great, but it didn't have 8 updates released by the Apple company, as happens with iOS 11.
These frequent updates are a sign that Apple is very attentive to the needs of customers and quickly solves problems, but they should release software that is free of so many problems from the very beginning.
