iOS 11 was launched almost a month ago by the Apple company for iPhone and iPad, and until now we have had no less than 7 new versions offered to customers. iOS 11.0.1, iOS 11.0.2, iOS 11.0.3, iOS 11.1 beta 1, iOS 11.1 public beta 1, iOS 11.1 beta 2 and iOS 11.1 public beta 2 were released after iOS 11 by Apple, solving a varied range of problems and implementing some new functions.
iOS 11 has a lot of updates because the iPhone and iPad are used in increasing numbers by more and more people and in more and more different configurations, on more and more different networks. For this reason, the Apple company cannot launch a perfect operating system, the complexity also brings usability problems for the iPhone and iPad, so iOS 11 had a lot of updates in just one month.
iOS 11 has many updates and this is a very good thing for everyone, because this is a proof of the fact that Apple puts a lot of value on users. The frequent updates of iOS 11 are a sign that Apple wants to constantly solve the problems reported by those who use iPhone or iPad around the world, and until the release of the final version of iOS 11.1 we can expect more updates.
iOS 11 – why frequent updates are good
iOS 11 is not a perfect operating system, but in contrast to Android, it has a much faster resolution of problems reported by users. We all know that in Android it takes months to receive updates with solutions to security and performance problems, but the Apple company has shown us, once again, with iOS 11 that it wants to solve the problems as quickly as possible for customers.
iOS 11 is part of an interesting strategy by Apple, it being implemented after the release of iOS 7 and iOS 8, two of the operating systems with the most problems. since then, those from Apple constantly release new versions of iOS, both public and beta, the frequent updates being very good because they solve existing problems, and for iOS 11 we needed these solutions very quickly.
iOS 11 will never have all the problems solved, because it is impossible to fix everything when you have so many components integrated into an operating system, but also so many configurations. iOS 11 will be constantly updated by Apple until it reaches a higher degree of stability, that is, somewhere around 2018, but you should not be afraid of installing updates, because 90% of them bring improvements.
