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for some reason I can't restore my iPhone from the iOS 15 to iOS 14, even though I have backups(multiple) on the earlier version, it always restores to iOS 15.1 and fails to restore to older versions of iOS with "unknown device connected" whenever I start the restore process
iPhone 6s
I indeed tried, it seems as some things just don't work that well on iOS 15, same things can be found on Monterey(on my M1 machine), Apple's OS is not perfect, and i will perhaps try reinstalling them on both devices again
list of things i found to stop working after updating to iOS 15:
thanks for the ideas though
// rambles about MacOS
as of right now i found only two issues on Monterey that can be probably solved via a reinstall
I'm quite new to Mac and iOS (as a power user)
Windows 10/11 modification is extremely easy compared to MacOS, the "visual annoyances" are also present, although not very surprising, but some things are expected to come honestly (Windows 10 "sliding" effect of pop-ups for example in mac storage)
Linux modification is obviously much easier(KDE/GNOME) made to mimic MacOS
and then there's a little thing that i'd just want to change like for the Mac to *not* sleep when closed or for it to not get triggered by any button when shut off
oh and also on top of that there's a thing i noticed in iOS 14 too, sometimes the main screen just phantoms in the background(you can see the icons for example) and no, this in-fact is *not* a hardware issue (although i did expect it to be)
That's correct. You can't.
You can not downgrade iOS.
so I have to be stuck on iOS 15 without the ability to use airdrop? (it broke on iOS 15 and even after 5 restores still does not function as intended)
Airdrop works just fine on iOS 15.
Perhaps you should try troubleshooting a bit?
on top of that it's baffling to see the 150mb limit for my unlimited network plan
iPhone 6S restore from iOS 15 to iOS 14.6 (via backups)
