One might think, with the arrival of a new version of iOS, that users would have rushed to install it, in order to benefit from its new features. However, the iOS 17 update contradicts this belief. Indeed, according to the latest data relayed byMixpanel, there would bethat 23% of iPhoneswhich would have been updated. Even if it is necessary to put this figure into perspective by taking a few parameters into account, notably the number of non-compatible iPhones, it remains low.
It's always the same
It may seem strange that few users have decided to update their phones. However, if we look back to last year, when iOS 16 was rolled out, we realize that the latter also saw low adoption during its debut. It was necessary to wait several months before approximately70% of iPhones are upgraded. This figure rises to more than 80% when counting only the most recent iPhone models.
Why do people have trouble with updates?
It seems that the fear of bugs is greater than the desire to benefit from new features. We know that the majority of human beings like stability and comfort. And when iOS 17 was deployed, its predecessor iOS 16 already had a year of experience behind it. It therefore offers apeace of mind when usingand Apple customers don't worry about bugs. Which makes perfect sense considering they've all been fixed over the months. Which is unfortunately not the case for iOS 17.
Are they waiting for iOS 17.1?
We can imagine that many users followed this update closely, but they preferred not to take the plunge for the moment. In question, the few problems encountered by certain users. Perhaps they are waiting until the end of the current month to be able to take advantage of iOS 17.1. This next major upgrade should fix most of the issues encountered so far. Beta 2 of iOS 17.1 is alsoavailable since October 5.
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