Q: how do i uninstall IOS7

One gets the feeling that someone wants to shut down or bankrupt the company Apple! Let's say I decided for myself due to the inability to return back to the 6th axis-sell the **** out of your iPhone 4 and never buy the products of this company! But I have never cheated on the company. Always use only original products of the company Apple. I chose this company for quality equipment, with excellent support. But with the release of a new update iphone does not look as expensive and reliable, and looks like a cheap Chinese fake! I am disappointed and after the sale of your phone most likely will move to the company Samsung.

FelipeV wrote:

 

Twitchin Kitten wrote:

 

Don't include me in your generalization of accusations of people and what they comment on.

 

 

Calm down?! Geeze. Guess I inavertedly really hit a sore spot, didn't I. Wow, you ARE sensitive. I guess you should practice what you preach. My orginal comment which you responded to was addressed to kdboxx, and not to you. In any case most posts on this thread have demonstrate that most naysayers think iOS7 is unusuable, crap, no good, whatever (insert your favorite adjective). While my comment was not specifically addressed at you, if you find yourself alluded to, then perhaps there is some truth in the statement. And you know what...nobody here (including me) really cares.

 

Again, have a nice day.

You were clearly addressing me, sir. Like I said, you are free to have at me on my site. I'm far from touchy or sensitive.

And if FelipeV claims that he doesn't care(presumably he only cares about giving technical advice and topics, which is fine), I have no idea why he continually condecends to make disparaging comments at posters on this forum, and get into the emotional(non-technical) discussions.  If he practiced what he preaches, then I would think he should stick to giving purely techical advice and not be so argumentative on emotional topics.  It's as if he cannot say one negative thing about Apple products(or Apple itself), and support that if Apple were to say "FelipeV...Please jump off the cliff"...He may actually jump.

Before I sift through 30 pages of people asking to go back to iOS 6, can someone tell me how to do it?

You can't

ask FelipeV.  He's good at giving technical advice.  My guess is that he'll probably say that you cannot do it, it's not supported, and never was since inceptions of IOS...and I'm not sure but he might be grinning while he types that in a reply.

What do you mean "you can't"?  Everyone in my family wants to convert back to iOS 6 on their iPhones.  This new interface isn't usable.  It's too slow, laggy, and choppy when typing.  iTunes crashes when I try to buy music.  The swipe up feature doesn't work.

Where do I go?  Settings>General>??????

Apple has never approved any method to downgrade iOS

So you can't

Allan

kjref;lkwaje;lijflkansfd wrote:

 

What do you mean "you can't"? 

What's not to understand?  Downgrading of iOS has never been something that Apple has enabled or supported.

If you have upgraded, you cannot downgrade.

As previously stated, MANY MANY times on this and several other threads, Apple does not support reversion on iOS.

So, no, YOU CAN'T.

And if you argue that you don't like IOS7, he'll probably state that you had plenty of time to check out IOS7 on webpages and screenshots(even a beta test), so you made a very uninformed choice to upgrade to IOS7.  Either you live with it, or you can buy a non-Iphone phone.  (again he may be typing it with a grin...I'm not entirely sure, but I suspect he is).

fqhqwgads wrote:

 

And if you argue that you don't like IOS7, he'll probably state that you had plenty of time to check out IOS7 on webpages and screenshots(even a beta test), so you made a very uninformed choice to upgrade to IOS7.  Either you live with it, or you can buy a non-Iphone phone.  (

All of that is true. What's the problem?

For me, it's not a problem.  It may be a problem for the number(bigger than I thought it would be) of people asking to downgrade to IOS6.  Just paraphasing....

You have two options:

1) Provide feedback to Apple here:  http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html   Then hope that enough people provide the same feedback that it happens.

2) Use Google to search for the technical solution you seek.

But, for those of us who want a classic look with IOS 7 functionality, PLEASE LEAVE FEEDBACK TO APPLE.

fqhqwgads wrote:

 

And if you argue that you don't like IOS7, he'll probably state that you had plenty of time to check out IOS7 on webpages and screenshots(even a beta test), so you made a very uninformed choice to upgrade to IOS7.  Either you live with it, or you can buy a non-Iphone phone.

 

 

Meg St._Clair wrote:

 

All of that is true. What's the problem?

Ah, there is a big difference between going online and looking at pictures of a car and then actually getting behind the wheel and driving it. Apple's pictures, etc. focused a lot on their ugly icons. What I didn't see, and what one doesn't get the feel for, is how bland, white, more difficult to differentiate menus, text, etc. that the new design is until it's in your hands.

The phone still works. But no forum poster here, no matter now many levels or points he or her has, can alter the opinion of a growing chorus of Apple users (some like me who have been using Apple products since the 80's and have spent tens of thousands on Apple products over the decades) that the new interface is a surprising departure from intuitiveness, useability, and style that Apple is usually known for. iOS 7 is ugly, too bright, and thus, a disappointing experience for something that cost quite a bit.