Apple warns MILLIONS of iPhone users over iOS updates – check yours now

back "We incrementally rollout new iOS updates by first making them available for those that explicitly seek them out in Settings, and then 1-4 weeks later (after we’ve received feedback on the update) ramp up to rolling out to devices with auto-update enabled."

The policy makes toggling on the automatic updates button nothing more than a visual exercise - unless users can wait up to four weeks.

 reported that the first deployment of iOS 15 was littered with bugs that were supposedly fixed with micro-updates.

Check your iPhone to see if there is a lag in your software updates by clicking the Settings icon, tap General and then go to the Software Update tab.

The latest software as of March 31 is iOS 15.4.1 - if you don't have the update, it's recommended you apply it as it contains security bug fixes.

noted that when highly-engaged Apple users manually apply updates and provide feedback, the company has time to make tweaks before the whole public has the new software.

Running updates on a delayed fuse is forces the tech giant to be more diligent in its programming and ace new software releases.

Apple will have to run a clean operation to satisfy its of consumers.

The iPhone is the ninth of all time with over 500million units moved.

Apple became the world's first company with a one-trillion dollar market capitalization in 2018 - in 2021, it crossed the major threshold of dollars in market cap.