Q: how do i uninstall IOS7
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Oct 10, 2013 1:56 PMby hot_spur,My use of the word "sign" was figurative. You agreed to these: https://discussions.apple.com/static/apple/tutorial/tou.html when you created your account.
I direct your attention to 2.1.2. Apple's policy is to not allow downgrades.
Hence, your post, even though pointing to an irrelevant video, violates your agreement.
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Oct 10, 2013 1:57 PMby flibbertygibbet,The video you referenced was posted three months ago. It showed how to do it while iOS7 was in beta.
Not only are you violating the agreement you signed when you joined here, your information is complete BS.
Please stop.
Why should he stop? Because you say so? What he posts is none of your business. If the moderators think differently, that's up to them, not you...
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Oct 10, 2013 2:03 PMby flibbertygibbet,My use of the word "sign" was figurative. You agreed to these: https://discussions.apple.com/static/apple/tutorial/tou.html when you created your account.
I direct your attention to 2.1.2. Apple's policy is to not allow downgrades.
Hence, your post, even though pointing to an irrelevant video, violates your agreement.
The point you refer to is shown below:
Submissions
- Stay on topic. Apple Support Communities is here to help people use Apple products and technologies more effectively. Unless otherwise noted, do not add Submissions about nontechnical topics, including:
- Speculations or rumors about unannounced products.
- Discussions of Apple policies or procedures or speculation on Apple decisions.
Linking to a video that explains how to downgrade does not appear to violate any of these terms. What makes you think that is does?
If we were to be pedanatic, discussing the Terms of Use could actually violate the Terms of Use, by resulting in a discussion of Apple's policies?
- Stay on topic. Apple Support Communities is here to help people use Apple products and technologies more effectively. Unless otherwise noted, do not add Submissions about nontechnical topics, including:
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Oct 10, 2013 2:10 PMby ApplNowLikeMS,YES ios 7 is vista, no doubt, biggest failure and biggest customer slap sine vista. I am not making a CEO salary but, I could have told you this would be a failure in the first five minutes of any meeting on thesubject. People like ios 6 they just wanted the Apple IOS apps to be more feature rich. Many of the ios apps are too simple to be any good but now instead of improved, most apps stinks more, less features. And the interface looks much less professional than before, ***, yea lets take a refined look and feel that most customers like and rewrite it totally different and make it look comical and cheeso, real smart. Where was market research, give a couple old folks ios 7 and they will hand it right back to you with their doctor bill for blindness. Vista ... Worse, and look now, nobody like MS anymore, trust gone. Xp users clinging to best MS os, Win 7 no friends, MS no respect, IOS 7 will do worse for Apple, no friends in future. People will cling to 6 cause it is simply better, then get fruntrated with thes than move to a uglyire and lees featured apps that have new ui that will be totally unliked. Apple enought cash to overcome any disaster and reinvent but the customer will NEVER trust them again. The big winner, Samsung/google. Apple to begin march downward, as failures do, will spend big bucks to dominate content but never again be respected. That gets earned not bought.
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Oct 10, 2013 3:32 PMby modular747,People will cling to 6 cause it is simply better, then get fruntrated with thes than move to a uglyire and lees featured apps that have new ui that will be totally unliked.
Brilliant post, except for the fact that everything you said is dead wrong. iOS 7 has by far the highest adoption rate of any prior iOS release.
http://bgr.com/2013/09/26/ios-7-adoption-rate-60-percent/
https://mixpanel.com/trends/#report/ios_7
The big winner, Samsung/google.
Said like they are paying you to say so (for your sake, that better be true)/
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Oct 10, 2013 4:06 PMby David Shanahan,As well as turning them off globally by default in your profile you can switch them on/off for individual discussions, like this one. You probably have them on for this discussion, to check go to the top of the page on the righthand side and find a box labelled "Actions", in there the first entry will have an envelope icon and the text label will say either "Receive email notifications" or "Stop email notifications".
These messages are telling you what action clicking that text will do, not what it's current state is. Can be confusing until you realise what's going on.
If it says "Stop email notifications" then that's your problem, click it so it changes to "Recevie email notifications" and that'll fix it - i.e. stop the email (you should also see a blue pop up message box appear briefly next to that on the left that will tell you it's now switched off email notifications for this thread).
