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Could this update affect the iPad mini in a negative way, screen distortion upon wake up or was that another issue?

I bought an iPad mini and there was an issue with the lock screen. I read about others who had the same issue and I was wondering if anyone knew whether the software update 6.1.3 that took place right after I started using my iPad could be responsible for that issue? For the story of it the store replaced the "faulty" iPad for a new one and now this one is asking to update and I'm sceptic. Any ideas/suggestions/advice?

iPad mini Wi-Fi, iOS 6

Posted on May 21, 2013 12:54 AM

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Posted on May 21, 2013 5:05 AM

I have updated both of my iPads (original and the 3rd generation) every time that an update was available - on the day that the update was available. I have never had a problem that was caused by any software update.


There will always be people reporting failures and problems with updates. Sometimes things happen. Sometimes It is not the update itself, but maybe an interruption in the Internet connection (using WiFi to update), a problem with iTunes on the computer, a problem with the computer itself (using iTunes to update).


The overwhelming majority of users experience no problems at all with the software updates and I would never hesitate to update my iPad when another update is released. You must make the choice on your own. If you aren't comfortable with the update, don't do it. I think, though, that you just had one of those fluke experiences and odds are it will not happen again.

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May 21, 2013 5:05 AM in response to Ecliptica

I have updated both of my iPads (original and the 3rd generation) every time that an update was available - on the day that the update was available. I have never had a problem that was caused by any software update.


There will always be people reporting failures and problems with updates. Sometimes things happen. Sometimes It is not the update itself, but maybe an interruption in the Internet connection (using WiFi to update), a problem with iTunes on the computer, a problem with the computer itself (using iTunes to update).


The overwhelming majority of users experience no problems at all with the software updates and I would never hesitate to update my iPad when another update is released. You must make the choice on your own. If you aren't comfortable with the update, don't do it. I think, though, that you just had one of those fluke experiences and odds are it will not happen again.

Could this update affect the iPad mini in a negative way, screen distortion upon wake up or was that another issue?

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