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Tips Before Updating to iOS 18

Tips Before Updating to iOS 18

The latest version of iOS is here and we’re sure you’re itching to click that update button. But before you depart from iOS 17, there are just a few things you need to check to ensure a smooth transition to iOS 18.

We don’t want to delay this further, so here are a few tips before you update your phone to iOS 18.

Back-Up your Data

As exciting as a new software version could be, it also comes with some unprecedented issues due to it being new. For one it could still be buggy which may lead to the worst case of losing all your precious data.

Therefore, don’t forget to back up your data before pressing that update button. It’s a good thing that there’s a variety of options on where to back up your data.  You can choose between your computer, iCloud, or iTunes depending on what works best for you.

Do your Research

As with any decision in your life, you should do your research and think before making it. This new software update is no different.

Before you go ahead and press that update button, make sure that the update works not only for you but for the unit you have as well. It’s a good thing that Apple has provided a list of iOS 18 compatible devices for your perusal.

Knowing if the software works for you and your unit ensures your utmost satisfaction after updating to the latest iOS version.

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Make Sure you have Authentic Parts.

Have you taken your device to a repair shop and got some of its parts replaced? If yes, you might want to ensure all your device’s parts are authentic before updating to iOS 18.

This is to avoid compatibility or performance issues after the software update. For example, if the update contains some upgrades for the display, a non-genuine display might not respond well to that update.

Now, you’re ready!

Now that you have done your research, backed up your files, and ensured you have all authentic parts, it’s time to update to iOS 18.

Let’s make being informed a habit to make better decisions in the future, this also applies to all your tech endeavors, of course.

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