HT6058 What happens if you don't update the iOS 7

What happens if you don't update the iOS 7

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What happens if I don't update ios 7?

What happens if I don't update ios 7?

Nothing.
You can continue to use your phone just fine.
Eventually, and I'm talking maybe 1 or 2 years from now, you may start to find that you cannot update Apps anymore or that some service based Apps may no longer be supported.
But as it is now, nothing is going to happen if you choose not to upgrade, and you can continue to use your phone just as you have. Its not going to implode or anything .

What happens if you don't pacman -Syu often?

I am going to a place where I'll have internet access, about once in a month at the very best, mostly about once in 2 months. I know that's practically an age in Arch Linux time, but what exactly happens if I have such infrequent upgrades?

It's not that big a deal if done carefully. On my myth backend I update twice a year. If you're that concerned about it take a clonezilla image of your OS first. 4 minutes later you can be back to where you started if you have issues. That being said if everything is working as you require then there is no real need to update. If it ain't broke..
Another way to manager it is to have two partitions dedicated to Arch. Before the update image the working partition to the section spare partition. The boot off the spare and run the -Syu there. If you have problems go back to the original. No harm done. If the update works fine (and/or you fix the issues), then change grub to point to the newly upgraded partition as primary. Next time you're dur for updates just repeat the process imaging the current working config to the now spare partition.
The advantage to the above is that you can take your time to resolve issues on the freshly upgraded partition. You just bootinto it when you have time to fiddle. The rest of the time your working config is only 1 boot away.
Cheers,
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What happens when you do an UPDATE

Thought I posted this a few hours ago, but can't find it anymore...
Anyway, What happens "under the hood" when you do an update where the length of the column(s) you update didn't change. Specifically, if I have a column of type char(1), and I want to change all values from their present value of 'x' to a new value 'y', does Oracle leave the record alone as far as where it is on disk, it's record ID number, etc... and just change the 'x' to 'y' (plus update any indexes on that column, if they exist)? Or does it generate a new record with a new record ID, drop the old record, then update ALL indexes on the table (whether they involve the char(1) column or not)?
Thanks in Advance

Ideally a row never 'moves'. If it did, all indexes and other references to the rowid would need to be updated. That could get to be very expensive, as a simple update could also update an undetermined number of secondary structures ... and apps storing rowids would have a very hard time.
So, Oracle's default answer is to not allow rowids to change. When a row needs to find a new home due to size/space in the block, under 'normal' circumstances, the original rowid is kept and a forwarding address is placed in the original block. There is only one forwarding address, so if it happens again, the forwarding address is changed, not chained.

What happens if I don't update iTunes when prompted and stay with an old version?

I ask because I hear about so many problems people have when they do apply updates.
Basically, what am I missing if I don't?

The new features included with the updates, which include the ability to sync recent devices.
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HT201359 What happens if you don't have a credit card, or gift etc, I left my address for the bills to come there. Do you get a bill in the mail, that you can pay by BPay over the phone?

Does anyone know, if you don't have a credit card, iTunes card or similar, and you have given your postal address as the billing address, do your bills come there, and then you pay for them via BPay or similar?

You cannot buy something without a credit card or an itunes git card.

What happens if you don't define '@Remove' method for Stateful SessionBean?

Hi,
I'm new to ejb3.
I've noticed that the spec doesn't force you to define a "@Remove" method on a stateful Session bean... which seemed a bit weird/dangerous to me...
Would anyone please happen to know:
1. Is there a special treatment for Staeful SB's that don't have "@Remove"? Like, for examle, will the container destroy the session automatically at some point (after each remove invocation ? After a fixed timeout ? etc).
2. And what if the programmer defined '@Remove' but neglected to call it from the client ? Are there different rules ? Session timeout ?
Thanks a lot !

There are always ways in which the container can decide to remove a Stateful Session Bean(SFSB) that are completely independent of whether a client explicitly calls a remove method. The container can choose to remove a SFSB because it has timed out. The actual time out is typically configurable, much like HttpSession timeout. The container can also remove a SFSB due to a system exception generated from one of its methods.
@Remove methods merely expose an application-specific way to force the removal of a SFSB. They are not required to be defined and even if defined are not required to be invoked.
--ken

HT4623 What would happen if i don't update my ios to the latest software version? Will it cause my iphone to malfunction?

I have been experiencing signal related concerns like connecting to 3g network eversince a new software update becomes available in the settings notification. I didn't update to the latest software version because i find it time consuming and tedious. What will happen now if i refused to update my iphone software, will it cause my device to not work properly? Kindly enlighten me, thank you!

No, you can ignore it for as long as you like, but it sounds as though your phone is already not working properly. Though the following updates do not specifically address your concern it is possible that it could help.
About iOS 5.1 Software Update
This update contains improvements and bug fixes, including:
Japanese language support for Siri (availability may be limited during initial rollout)
Photos can now be deleted from Photo Stream
Camera shortcut now always visible on Lock Screen for iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPod touch (4th generation)
Camera face detection now highlights all detected faces
Redesigned Camera app for iPad
Genius Mixes and Genius playlists for iTunes Match subscribers
Audio for TV shows and movies on iPad optimized to sound louder and clearer
Podcast controls for playback speed and a 30 second rewind for iPad
Updated AT&T network indicator
Addresses bugs affecting battery life
Fixes an issue that occasionally caused audio to drop for outgoing calls
About iOS 5.1.1 Software Update
This update contains improvements and bug fixes, including:
Improves reliability of using HDR option for photos taken using the Lock Screen shortcut
Addresses bugs that could prevent the new iPad from switching between 2G and 3G networks
Fixes bugs that affected AirPlay video playback in some circumstances
Improved reliability for syncing Safari bookmarks and Reading List
Fixes an issue where 'Unable to purchase' alert could be displayed after successful purchase
Just be aware there is no going back. iOS updates are one way only.

What happens if you don't backup icloud in 2 weeks on your iphone?

My dad recently turned off the WiFi in my house for more than two weeks. This morning, my phone beeped at me and said alerted me that my phone had not been backed up for iCloud for 2 weeks. I wasn't eve AWARE I had iCloud and I'm not sure what to do. It has never popped up before. If I don't back it up, what will happen?

nevermindtaem wrote:
If I don't back it up, what will happen?
Nothing, but if for some reason the device needs to be restored there will be a lot of data missing.
The easy way around this is to either turn the Wi-Fi back on or plug the device into the computer it normally syncs with and backup the device to the computer.

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HT204406 what happens when you don't have WiFi all the time?

When using iTunes match and you are not in a WiFi zone, how do you hear your music?

From Apple's iTunes web page:
Will iTunes Match songs download over 3G on my iOS device?
Yes. Go to Settings > Store on your device. Turn on Use Cellular Data. If you’d rather download over Wi-Fi, turn it off.
Of course, that will count against your cellular data plan limits.

What happens when you don't have an old serial number (from 10 years ago)?

I bought PageMaker 6.5 in when I was teaching, and I have been retired over ten years. I upgraded to InDesign 3 in 2007. Two weeks ago my hard drive crashed. In installing InDesign 3 again, I'm asked for old PM6.5 serial number, which I can't find. I've used PageMaker since it was put out by Aldus in the 80s, and I have the first serial number from that set of floppies, from which I upgraded to all others, but I'm told no serial # from PM 6.5, I have to buy it all again!!!!! Is there any reason in this?

It looks like you have got an upgrade version of the new product. this means that you must have an old product that you used to obtain a discount on Adobe product. Therefore, the Installation process needs to verify this and the only way to do this is to have your old serial number. I wish I had your valid e-mail address to advise you further.
Good luck.

HT201342 What happens if you don't have Lion or Mountain Lion?

All new iCloud Mail accounts now come with an @icloud.com email address. As an existing user, we'd like to offer you this new address as well. We have reserved [email protected] you, and you can now use this address with your iOS devices and computers by following these simple instructions.
If you prefer, you can continue to use your current email address just as you always have.
No matter which address you use, you'll continue to receive all your mail, whether it's sent to your @me.com, @mac.com, or @icloud.com address.
In the simple instructions it says.....
In OS X Mountain Lion or Lion v10.7.2 (or later)
Go to Mail Preferences > Composing.
Click the Send new messages from drop-down and select the @icloud.com email address you’d like to use.
Npo mention of other versions of OSX??????

If you have an earlier system and have already set Mail up manually to receive your iCloud email, go to Mail Preferences>Accounts, select the iCloud account and in the 'Email address' field add the @icloud.com version of the address, separated from the other(s) by a comma. (If you already have two addresses in there so that the end of the line is the right-hand side of the field, click in it and hold the right-arrow key down until you reach the end of the list). The @icloud.com address will now appear in the drop-down 'From' list when you compose a new message.
If you have an existing iCloud account and have not set up your older Mac yet, you can set Mail up manually to receive the emails (though you cannot open a new iCloud account on a pre-Lion Mac):
Entering iCloud email settings manually in Snow Leopard or Leopard
Entering iCloud email settings manually in Tiger

What happens if I don't accept the iCloud Terms and Conditions?

Problem:
A lot of iPods had "Find My iPod" enabled in iOS7.
They've all been updated to iOS8, in a network that prevents internet connections to iCloud.
Now the iCloud settings show that we must accept the Terms and Conditions, and all other settings are greyed out.
I can't accept the Terms because of the firewall.
Questions:
What will happen if I let the iPods as they are?
Will "Find My iPod" disable itself after a few days, or will it stay enabled indefinitely?
Is there a time limit to accept the Terms and conditions?
Thanks for your help.

I have got same problem and it's impossible: every minutes it say accept a term...

What happens if I don't get the email to reset my security questions? What do I do?

I forgot the answers to my security questions, and I can't buy anything until I answer them. I hit the "send email" thing, but never got it. I checked my spam folder and it isn't there. What do I do. I can't do anything until those questions are answered! Help!

The Best Alternatives for Security Questions and Rescue Mail
    a. Send Apple an email request at: Apple - Support - iTunes Store - Contact Us.
    b. Call Apple Support in your country: Customer Service: Contact Apple support.
    c. Rescue email address and how to reset Apple ID security questions.

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